File:Wilson Carlile Training College 1964.jpg
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editDescriptionWilson Carlile Training College 1964.jpg | South or north elevation of Wilson Carlile Training College dormitory block being built in 1964, at Blackheath, London, England. Completed 1965. Architect E.T. Spashett for Austin Vernon & Partners. This is a scan of a 1964 slide from the architect's archives, and I'm not sure if the picture is reversed. Part of the same site build as Church Army Chapel, Blackheath |
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Source | 1964 slide taken by E.T. Spashett |
Author | E.T. Spashett (1964 slide); Linda Spashett Storye_book (2009 scan) |
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