Carlton Lodge to McColl's - small greetings card

A6 size greetings card featuring Alys' drawing of this row of handsome and interesting buildings, plus envelope.

Digitally printed on heavy weight textured paper, the print covers front and back of the card, so it can be displayed as a miniature free-standing print - perfect for the mantelpiece!

Size 15cm x 10.5cm

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Some history from the Portcities website at plimsoll.org:
Wilton Lodge was built in c.1820 for a John Curtis. The architect was probably Samuel Toomer, who built Carlton Lodge next door, and many of the houses in Carlton Crescent. Toomer lived at Wilton Lodge until his death in 1842. It was originally called Wilton Cottage. For most of the 20th century the house was the premises of H.J. Klitz, piano workshop.’
The building is now home to businesses including The End hairdressers and Clive Marks Dental Practice, signalled by the golden tooth which hangs outside.

In this run is also longstanding family business Bassil's chemist, Electric Bike World which was at one time a fruit and veg shop, and convenience store McColl's which has previously been a charity shop.

The Bedford Place Map is a project by artist Alys Scott Hawkins.
More info on the project and lots of archive photos at bedfordplacemap.tumblr.com

All images copyright Alys Scott Hawkins 2014