Cremorne and the later London gardens

by Warwick William Wroth

Rosherville Gardens, Gravesend.—Established 1837, and still in existence.

The North Woolwich Gardens (1851 to circa 1883).—Now represented by the Pavilion Hotel and the Royal Victoria Gardens, a public recreation-ground (Sexby’s Municipal Parks, p. 457).

Beulah Spa (circa 1831–1854), with its archery and entertainments of the ‘fancy fair’ kind, the site now partly occupied by the Beulah Spa ‘Hydro’ and its grounds.

Anerley Gardens.—Near the station, Anerley (circa 1841–1868). (Thorne’s Environs, s.v. Anerley; Walford, Old and New London, vi. 314.)

INDEX

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Abbey Tavern, [95]

Acrotormentarian Society, [40]

Adams, W. H., balloonist, [9]

Adams, Mrs. W. H., [46]