A Queen Anne period home that has changed hands several times. It benefitted from Hampstead’s reputation as a spa town, becoming home to Dr. William Gibbons, the spa physician, in 1720. Gibbons enlarged the building, adding the gates that bear his initials. Later, it was home to Rudyard Kipling’s daughter, Else, and was Kipling’s last outing in 1936. Threatened to be turned to commercial use by Camden Council in the 1970s, locals formed a charitable trust to save the building. It is now run as the Hampstead Museum and tea room.
Burgh House, Hampstead
£100.00Price
A3 on 300gsm watercolour paper, just like the original!
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