ST. PAUL'S VICARAGE, FOREST HILL, KENT.

This vicarage, for the Rev. Frank Jones, has recently been completed

from the designs of Mr. E.W. Mountford, A.R.I.B.A.; of 22 Buckingham

Street, Strand, W. C., and Mr. H. D. Appleton, A.R.I.B.A., of the Wool

Exchange, Coleman Street, E. C., who were the joint architects. The

builder was Mr. William Robinson, of Lower Tooting, S. W. The walls are

of yellow stock bricks, with red brick arches, quoins, etc., the gables

being hung with Kentish tiles and the roofs covered with Broseley tiles.

The internal joinery is of pitch pine.

[Illustration: ST. PAUL'S VICARAGE, FOREST HILL.--VIEW FROM ROAD.]

[Illustration: ST. PAUL'S VICARAGE, FOREST HILL.--VIEW FROM GARDEN.]

The illustrations are from drawings by Mr. J. Stonier.--_The Architect_.

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