188 Hammersmith road
188 Hammersmith road
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Our opening hours are 09.30 - 18.00, Monday to Friday.
History of 188
188 was built in the 1820s initially for use as a “country” villa residence close enough to travel into town and latterly as the home of different clubs and societies. In 1904, the house was purchased by the Constitutional Club, attracting high-profile visitors such as Winston Churchill pictured here on its front steps in 1949. By 1977, The Mardi Club had taken over 188 for use as a ballroom dancing school.
188 was built in the 1820s initially for use as a “country” villa residence close enough to travel into town and latterly as the home of different clubs and societies. In 1904, the house was purchased by the Constitutional Club, attracting high-profile visitors such as Winston Churchill pictured here on its front steps in 1949. By 1977, The Mardi Club had taken over 188 for use as a ballroom dancing school.
188 was built in the 1820s initially for use as a “country” villa residence close enough to travel into town and latterly as the home of different clubs and societies. In 1904, the house was purchased by the Constitutional Club, attracting high-profile visitors such as Winston Churchill pictured here on its front steps in 1949. By 1977, The Mardi Club had taken over 188 for use as a ballroom dancing school.