Forsyth, A.

Copped Hall near Epping, the ancient earthworks of Ambresbury Banks and the streets of Woolwich are among the subjects engra...

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Copped Hall near Epping, the ancient earthworks of Ambresbury Banks and the streets of Woolwich are among the subjects engraved by A. Forsyth for Edward Walford's Greater London, published in the late nineteenth century. Beddington church and Nile Street in Woolwich are also here, with a later illustration of Douglas on the Isle of Man. Some captions record an earlier date for the scene than that of the print.

Copped Hall near Epping, the ancient earthworks of Ambresbury Banks and the streets of Woolwich are among the subjects engraved by A. Forsyth for Edward Walford's Greater London, published in the late nineteenth century. Beddington church and Nile Street in Woolwich are also here, with a later illustration of Douglas on the Isle of Man. Some captions record an earlier date for the scene than that of the print.

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