Houses in Radnor Terrace
Houses in Radnor Terrace
Record No
90584
Title
Houses in Radnor Terrace
Description
View of 10-19 Radnor Terrace, Vauxhall. A two-storey terrace with basements. Cars are parked in the street. In the spring of 1974 number 14 was taken over by the feminist art group S.L.A.G. (South London Art Group). They transformed it into a large-scale installation artwork titled A Woman’s Place, which offered a temporary critique of family life. The building was also the location of the South London Women’s Centre, one of many squatted houses in the area that provided homes for a fluctuating and itinerant community of women. These buildings were demolished in 1975, Radnor Terrace no longer exists but Walton Close is on the approximate site.
Date of execution
1975
Section
The London Archives
Collection
LCC Photograph Library
Medium
photograph
Catalogue No
SC_PHL_01_253_75_19048
London picture map location
Exact
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