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A horse and cart stands outside the building which was once Oliver Cromwell's residence
a series of caves carved out of the rocky hillside
Sheriff of London 1448-1449
'Clearing the Course
Pleasure garden at Grove Hill, Camberwell, in Surrey Size:Large: 7 x 5in A horse and cart standsLandscape view of the pleasure garden, waterway and fountain near the house belonging to John Coakley Lettsom. The scene has a small pleasure boat on the water. Plate 4 [not numbered] in the monograph Grove Hill: an horticultural sketch [by John Coakley Lettsom] (London, 1794). The accompanying printed text notes that 'This garden from whence the annexed fourth view is taken, is an oblong square of about an acre, situated behind the dwelling house'