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Arts And Crafts Movement in Bromley – Ernest Newton
Ernest Newton was a protege of Norman Shaw, who had exemplified the best late Nineteenth Century architectural practises developing the suburbs of Bedford Park. Norman Shaw is thought to have introduced him to the Lord of Manor of Lee, … Continue reading
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