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Hammersmith Library

public library in Hammersmith, London

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17 paintings

  • Hammersmith Bridge
    Hammersmith Bridge
    Daniel Turner
    c. 1828 · Hammersmith Library
  • The Kissing Gate at Bishop's Walk
    The Kissing Gate at Bishop's Walk
    Unknown artist
    c. 1830 · Hammersmith Library
  • Hammersmith Broadway
    Hammersmith Broadway
    Unknown artist
    1838 · Hammersmith Library
  • Bishop's Walk
    Bishop's Walk
    John Anderson
    1871 · Hammersmith Library
  • St Paul's Church, Hammersmith
    St Paul's Church, Hammersmith
    Horatio Walter Lonsdale
    1880 · Hammersmith Library
  • Ranelagh House
    Ranelagh House
    Edward Parrini
    1887 · Hammersmith Library
  • Councillor Joseph Morris Levy, Mayor of Hammersmith (1904–1905)
    Councillor Joseph Morris Levy, Mayor of Hammersmith (1904–1905)
    Solomon Joseph Solomon
    c. 1906 · Hammersmith Library
  • Charity
    Charity
    Anthony van Dyck
    · Hammersmith Library
  • James Lee (1715–1795)
    James Lee (1715–1795)
    George Garrard
    · Hammersmith Library
  • View of Hammersmith Broadway and Queen Street (c.1831–1838)
    View of Hammersmith Broadway and Queen Street (c.1831–1838)
    James Pollard
    · Hammersmith Library
  • Stamford Brook, Hammersmith
    Stamford Brook, Hammersmith
    Robert Pollard
    · Hammersmith Library
  • Stamford Brook, Hammersmith
    Stamford Brook, Hammersmith
    Robert Pollard
    · Hammersmith Library
  • Parsons Green – The Pond
    Parsons Green – The Pond
    Charlotte Antonia Sulivan
    c. 1890 · Hammersmith Library
  • Old Fulham Bridge (?)
    Old Fulham Bridge (?)
    Frederic Almore Winkfield
    c. 1872 · Hammersmith Library
  • Old Toll House, Fulham Bridge
    Old Toll House, Fulham Bridge
    Frederic Almore Winkfield
    · Hammersmith Library
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