Danbury Palace
Danbury Palace - in watercolour
Danbury Palace was used during WWII as an Emergency Maternity Hospital for expectant mothers who were evacuated from the East End of London. The house was a private home and the expectant mothers were given beds in the sitting room. Later the ballroom downstairs was adapted for the main lying-in ward still retaining all the paintings on the walls and the beautiful view of the gardens for the mothers to enjoy as they awaited the arrival of their babies.
ORIGINAL SOLD
ORIGINAL SOLD
Danbury Palace
Print, signed by the artist. Fits standard 10" x 12" frame. £25 plus 2nd class recorded delivery post and packing.
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