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18th century

Handel by Roubiliac

A litter-bin now marks the spot in Vauxhall Gardens where once stood Roubiliac’s life-size statue of Handel: Free Vauxhall Gardens guided history walk, 21 May 2018

Kennington, 1795: a highwayman’s dance of death on the gallows

‘Princess Seraphina’ steps out at Vauxhall Gardens

The St Peter’s organ appeal: time to pull out all the stops?

Walcot Foundation: 350 years of helping ‘the Lambeth poor’

Handel at Vauxhall

Dr Johnson and the Vauxhall Gardens Mysteries

Vauxhall’s other pleasure gardens and a ‘Vauxhall Cross Plan’ of yesterday

St Anne's Church, South Lambeth, c 1825, by G. Yates

St Anne and All Saints Church, South Lambeth Road

st peters church vauxhall

Vauxhall Gardens and St Peter’s Church

Vauxhall Gardens: A History, by David Coke, Alan Borg

Vauxhall Gardens: A History – review by Andrew Saint

vauxhall gardens by thomas rowlandson

How Vauxhall Gardens saved English music, 1661-1859

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