Richard Norman Shaw, Frederick Goodall, And W. S. Gilbert Brown Plaque

10 Old Redding, Harrow, HA3 6SQ

Grim's Dyke. This House Designed By R. Norman Shaw Architect, For Frederick Goodall Painter Was Later The Home Of W. S. Gilbert Writer And Librettist, From 1890 To 1911, Who Drowned In The Lake.

Richard Norman Shaw, Frederick Goodall, And W. S. Gilbert Brown Plaque Photo

Richard Norman Shaw, Frederick Goodall, and W. S. Gilbert brown plaque - Grim's Dyke. This house designed by R. Norman Shaw Architect, for Frederick Goodall Painter was later the home of W. S. Gilbert Writer and librettist, from 1890 to 1911, who drowned in the lake.

Richard Norman Shaw, Frederick Goodall, And W. S. Gilbert Brown Plaque Map

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