Bramshill Gardens, Dartmouth Park
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Bramshill Gardens, Dartmouth Park
Image: © Stephen McKay Taken: 22 Jul 2008
Seen at the junction with Dartmouth Park Avenue. Perhaps because it has no station named after it, or because it is tucked away between Kentish Town and Highgate, Dartmouth Park is a relatively little known Victorian suburb; it is nevertheless an intriguing place. The Earl of Dartmouth acquired the land in the middle of the 18th century, but the area was not developed for another century. The streets tend to be a little narrower and have a more intimate quality than similar contemporary suburbs.
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Image Location
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51.562022
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