NE corner of park – mortuary tiled brick wall – painted dark green. Are rubble remains of mortuary building under this corner of the park? Will levelling be possible? Interesting archaeology? Make more of the heritage?
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- Friends of LHSRG
- We are the Friends Group representing the interests of Lambeth High Street Recreation Ground and its users. This small park is round the corner to Lambeth Palace, bordered by the Whitgift housing estate, and was once the graveyard for St Mary's Church, Lambeth.
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