Pencil drawing of what is now 10 Holland Park Road by Ernest Stamp. Size:Large Bird's Eye view of the

Bird's Eye view of the London Grand Junction Railway from Skinner Street to Camden Town

Mind the gap

making it simple to carry and keep clean

Hawthorne has been drawing and painting since childhood

From a series of 64 photographs taken in the late 1860s by Henry Flather to document the construction of the railway from Paddington to Blackfriars via Kensington

Pencil drawing of what is now 10 Holland Park Road by Ernest Stamp. Size:Large Bird's Eye view of theThe inscription reads: 'The residence of Val Prinsep RA, and afterwards JJ Shannon RA, Holland Park Rd.' Despite this, it was not, in fact, the residence of Val Prinsep, who lived at 1 Holland Park Road. It was, though, the home at one time of James Jebusa Shannon.