Lodge, Elder Road
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Lodge, Elder Road
Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: Unknown
The lodge to Elderwood (Image). It was built in 1887, possibly to the designs of Sidney Smith. With its shaped gables and decorative plasterwork it's a jolly little building. It is within the Elderwood Road Conservation Area. In its planning paper Lambeth council described it as an "Outdoor Relief Station" which makes it sound a bit like a public toilet.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.424286
Longitude
-0.098529