College Green, Hampstead
OPEN SPACE ON WHICH IT IS ERECTED
WAS PRESENTED TO THE BOROUGH OF
HAMPSTEAD FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT
IN MEMORY OF THE LATE
SAMUEL PALMER OF NORTHCOURT
HAMPSTEAD BY HIS WIDOW AND FAMILY
1904
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| Location | At the corner of College Crescent and Fitzjohn’s Avenue. |
| Inscription | THIS FOUNTAIN TOGETHER WITH THE OPEN SPACE ON WHICH IT IS ERECTED WAS PRESENTED TO THE BOROUGH OF HAMPSTEAD FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT IN MEMORY OF THE LATE SAMUEL PALMER OF NORTHCOURT HAMPSTEAD BY HIS WIDOW AND FAMILY 1904 |
| MDFCTA number | 1649 |
| Type and size | Fountain special design-167 with canopy, also 1c trough |
| Original location | Fitzjohn Avenue junction with College Villas |
| Date erected | October 1904 |
| Comments | Presented with the plot of ground by the family of the late S Palmer of North Court and Reading in his memory at a cost of £800.0.0. The cattle trough, which may have been removed in 1962, is no longer present. |
| Reference(s) | Troughs & Drinking Fountains, Philip Davies: P-25, P-65 |