Lambeth: The Tudor Gateway

Jessie Macgregor (1847-1919)

September 1914

Watercolour drawing

Source: Macgregor, facing p. 46

Lambeth Palace is the official residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury. The picturesque Tudor Gatehouse was built in the late fifteenth century (see Macgregor 31).

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Links to related material

• Lambeth Place: The Fig Tree in Greater Courtyard
• Lambeth Palace — Water Cresses — drawing by John Leighton
• Paddlewheel Thames Ferry near Lambeth Palace — engraving from The Book of the Thames
• Lambeth palace. Surry [sic]. — from Eighty Picturesque Views of the Thames and Medway
• Lambeth Palace — etching by T.R. Way
• Lambeth Palace, by George Seymour

Bibliography

MacGregor, Jessie. Gardens of Celebrities and celebrated gardens in and around London. London: Hutchinson, 1918. Internet Archive. Contributed by the University of British Columbia Library. Web. 20 March 2022.

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