Gallery›Wellcome Collection›Asylum for Imbecile Poor, proposed for Leavesden Woodside, near Watford, and Caterham, Surrey: bird's eye view. Wood engraving by W.C. Smith, 1868, after J. Giles & Bivan.
Asylum for Imbecile Poor, proposed for Leavesden Woodside, near Watford, and Caterham, Surrey: bird's eye view. Wood engraving by W.C. Smith, 1868, after J. Giles & Bivan.
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Asylum for Imbecile Poor, proposed for Leavesden Woodside, near Watford, and Caterham, Surrey: bird's eye view. Wood engraving by W.C. Smith, 1868, after J. Giles & Bivan.

William Collingwood Smith · 1868

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Lettering: Proposed Asylum for Imbecile Poor at Leavesden Woodside, near Watford; and at Caterham, near Croydon. - Messrs. John Giles & Bivan, architects. <see p. 541, ante> Worthington C. Smith.

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