The grounds of Park Hill, guided tour

A postcard of Parkhill, Streatham common
Date and time:
to
Location: Henry Tate Mews
Cost: Free Neighbourhood: Lambeth wide Categories:
  • Children and parents
  • Cycling and walking
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Park Hill on Streatham Common, was built in c.1830 by William Leaf a banker and silk merchant. Henry Tate, the sugar magnate (Tate and Lyle), lived here from 1885.

A philanthropist and art collector, he opened his gallery here to the public once a year and later donated most of his collection to the Tate Gallery, which he established in London.

St Michael's Convent later occupied the site which is now a private residential site.

This event is hosted by the Streatham Society - In-person

Location

Address

Henry Tate Mews
Streatham Common North
London
SW16 3HA
United Kingdom