Vauxhall History
David E. Coke, Naomi Clifford and Ross Davies bring you stories about a south London area rich in history
Until the early 19th century much of north Lambeth (now known as the South Bank) was mostly marsh. This was drained and leveled by William James who was land agent for the Earl of Warwick.
William Curtis, the 18th-century botanist, had his home and botanical gardens on Lambeth Marsh.
Vauxhall History is an online research database of knowledge and images covering aspects of the history of the London parliamentary constituency of Vauxhall.
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Vauxhall History is supported by The Vauxhall Society.