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The Camden Town railway: Homerton parsonage and church, 1851

The Camden Town railway: Homerton parsonage and church, 1851


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The Camden Town railway: Homerton parsonage and church, 1851

As viewed from the Camden Town railway line: Homerton parsonage and church, the latter erected in 1847 from a design by Mr. Ashpitel, but pictured here in 1851. Large enough to accomodate 1, 800 people, the church cost less then 5, 000 at the time to build, the amount being raised entirely by subscriptions. Date: 1851

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1850s 1851 Camden Homerton Parsonage


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This photograph print, sourced from Mary Evans Prints Online, transports us back in time to the bustling streets of Camden Town in the 1850s. The image, titled "Homerton Parsonage and Church, 1851 (as viewed from the Camden Town railway line)," offers a unique perspective of two significant structures that once stood in this historic area of London. The photograph captures the grandeur of the Homerton Parsonage, a domestic building that adds an air of elegance and sophistication to the scene. However, the true focal point of the image is the impressive Homerton Church, which was erected in 1847 from a design by Mr. Ashpitel. The church, large enough to accommodate 1,800 people, was a testament to the religious and community spirit of the time. Its construction cost less than 5,000 pounds, an impressive feat considering it was raised entirely through subscriptions. The photograph provides a glimpse into the architectural beauty of the 1850s, with the intricate details of the church's design standing out against the backdrop of the railway line. The railway, a symbol of the industrial revolution, is a reminder of the transportation advancements that were transforming the city. This photograph is an essential addition to any collection of London history or architecture, offering a rare glimpse into the past and the rich tapestry of the city's history. The image invites us to imagine the hustle and bustle of daily life in Camden Town during the 1850s and to appreciate the beauty and significance of these historic structures.

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