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Asylum, or House of Refuge for orphan girls, Lambeth, London: the dining hall

RIBA15425
SOURCE: R. Ackermann. The Microcosm of London (London, 1835), vol. I, pl. 5

Blue Coat School, Christ's Hospital, Newgate, London: orations being delivered by the 'Grecians' to the governors and their friends in the Great Hall on St Matthew's Day, September 21st

RIBA15430
Hooke, Robert (1635-1703)
SOURCE: R. Ackermann. The Microcosm of London (London, 1835), vol. I, pl. 10 NOTES: The Great Hall and other school buildings were rebuilt after the Great Fire of London in 1666 under the supervision of Wren, although the actual work is attributed to Hooke and Oliver. The hall was decorated with an extraordinarily large painting by Antonio Verrio of King James II amidst his courtiers receiving an audience of Christ's Hospital boys and girls.

Foundling Hospital, Guilford Street, Bloomsbury, London: the chapel

RIBA15456
Jacobsen, Theodore (d.1772)
SOURCE: R. Ackermann. The Microcosm of London (London, 1835), vol. II, pl. 37

New schools and homes for children, Chorlton Union Workhouse, Nell Lane, Withington, Manchester

RIBA16938
Mangnall & Littlewoods
SOURCE: Building News, vol. 38, 1880 Jan. 23, p. 109

Orphanage at Lodi, Milan

RIBA19283
E. Griffini & E. G. Faludi

Foundling Hospital, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire: the chapel

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John M. Sheppard & Partners
NOTES: This children's home and school was purpose-built for the original Foundling Hospital, founded by Thomas Coram in 1741, which had relocated from its London Bloomsbury site in the 1920s to a healthier location in the countryside at Redhill, Surrey.

Foundling Hospital, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire: the girls' dining hall

RIBA23591
John M. Sheppard & Partners
NOTES: This children's home and school was purpose-built for the original Foundling Hospital, founded by Thomas Coram in 1741, which had relocated from its London Bloomsbury site in the 1920s to a healthier location in the countryside at Redhill, Surrey.

Saints Peter and Paul Home for Babies, Bellingham, Catford, London

RIBA24288
Cachemaille-Day, Nugent Francis (1896-1976)
NOTES: This was built for the Church of England Waif and Strays Society.

Saints Peter and Paul Home for Babies, Bellingham, Catford, London: the semi-circular playroom with sliding doors opening onto the garden

RIBA24289
Cachemaille-Day, Nugent Francis (1896-1976)
NOTES: This was built for the Church of England Waif and Strays Society and designed for 39 babies and some 3 year olds.

Saints Peter and Paul Home for Babies, Bellingham, Catford, London: one of the four day nurseries

RIBA24290
Cachemaille-Day, Nugent Francis (1896-1976)
NOTES: This was built for the Church of England Waif and Strays Society and designed for 39 babies and some 3 year olds.

Saints Peter and Paul Home for Babies, Bellingham, Catford, London: one of the four night nurseries

RIBA24291
Cachemaille-Day, Nugent Francis (1896-1976)
NOTES: This was built for the Church of England Waif and Strays Society and designed for 39 babies and some three year olds.
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