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Bessborough Gardens

Bessborough Gardens is a London Square contained on two sides by 1980’s pastiche white stucco façade houses. There is a fountain at one end and a central grass area.

A series of well planted borders and a cluster of mature trees create a strong boundary between the space and Vauxhall Bridge Road.

Bessborough Gardens was originally the site of Holy Trinity Church designed by J. Pearson in 1849-52. The church was demolished in 1954 due to bomb damage. Bessborough Gardens is named after Lord Bessborough (John William Ponsonby, The 4th Earl of Bessborough, 1781 –1847), a British politician who was Home Secretary in 1834.
by PAUL FARMER

Created: Thu, 19 May 2011, Updated: Thu, 19 May 2011


17 images use this description:

TQ2978 : Houses and gardeners hut  in Bessborough Gardens Pimlico by PAUL FARMER
TQ2978 : Daffodils in Bessborough Gardens Pimlico by PAUL FARMER
TQ2978 : Bessborough Gardens Pimlico by PAUL FARMER
TQ2978 : Gardener's Hut Bessborough Gardens Pimlico by PAUL FARMER
TQ2978 : Bessborough Gardens Pimlico by PAUL FARMER
TQ2978 : Bessborough Gardens Pimlico by PAUL FARMER
TQ2978 : Gardeners Hut in Bessborough Gardens by PAUL FARMER
TQ2978 : Bessborough Gardens Pimlico by PAUL FARMER
TQ2978 : A polite notice on Railings of Bessborough Gardens by PAUL FARMER
TQ2978 : Bessborough Gardens by N Chadwick
TQ2978 : Bessborough Gardens and smog over the Thames by PAUL FARMER
TQ2978 : Fountain in Bessborough Gardens by PAUL FARMER
TQ2978 : Bessborough Gardens Pimlico by PAUL FARMER
TQ2978 : Frozen fountain in Bessborough Gardens by PAUL FARMER
TQ2978 : Bessborough Gardens by N Chadwick
TQ3077 : St George Wharf Tower from Bessborough Gardens by PAUL FARMER
TQ2978 : Bessborough Gardens Pimlico by PAUL FARMER


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