File:London Charterhouse 54.jpg

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English: Wash-House Court of the London Charterhouse. Pen and ink drawing by Charles Raymond Booth Barrett. "A quaint spot is this, and assuredly a relic of the old monastic buildings. At one time it was known as Poplar Court, traditionally because a certain Mr. Thomas Ryder, registrar in 1789, planted poplar-trees therein."
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Source Barrett, Charles Raymond Booth / Charterhouse, 1611-1895: In Pen and Ink (1895), page 54 / Original work in the Internet archive under identifier: charterhouseinp00barrgoog
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