File:RobertThornerCourtAlmshousesRegentsParkRoadSouthampton.jpg
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English: Thorner's Homes (Almshouses) Regents Park Road buildings in Southampton, designed by Maurice Webb and opened in 1932. Comprising of North Court, Centre Court and South Court, North Court's clocktower building was given Listed Building Status along with the wall and railings and the rest of of the site was comprehensively and sympathetically redeveloped to provide 56 two bedroom flats, with four in the listed building instead of the 8 original bedsits between 2010-2014 The site still provides almshouse accommodation for this charity founded in 1690. |
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