Albany Mews off Albany Road, Walworth, south London
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Albany Mews off Albany Road, Walworth, south London
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 27 Aug 2016
A mews is a yard or street, originally of stables or coach houses with accommodation above for a groom or coachman. In recent decades many have been converted into desirable homes: people can live over their stuff. Note the rounded corners of the bays to the rear of the Camberwell Road properties, left.
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Image Location
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51.482751
Longitude
-0.093794