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A view looking north down Tufton Street from Dean Trench Street (the west byway of Smith Square) after partial clearance of the area, c1912. There is a description of "Tufton Street two hundred years ago" on the reverse of the print.

Photographed by London County Council, circa 1912

Location: Tufton Street, Westminster, SW1

Image no: Ukn

Inventory no: 1999/2741

20th Century London caption: This is Tufton Street, looking north from Dean Trench Street, after partial clearance. Charles White describes the 'hovels' on the left as 'typical of the “houses” of this street and its vicinity'. This poverty-stricken street was only minutes away from St James's Park Underground station. The war poet Siegfried Sassoon lived on this street shortly after the First World War (1914–18). His house was also demolished by developers.

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