| Display title | The Prelapsarian Exhibition: Building a Museum |
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The house is stately and Neoclassical; […] a rare example of unmodified prelapsarian architecture in London. It is now a hub of activity. […] Money and attention transform what time and bitterness had left to rot.
There is no shortage of work to be done […] |
