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War transformation in Cromwell Road: growing agricultural produce at the Natural History Museum, South Kensington, London. The Graphic noted in October 1917 that Great skill has been shown in utilising all available spaceThe potatoes grown in these gardens are particularly fine, and completely do away with the idea that soil in the heart of London is not suitable for the growing of vegetables. French beans, artichokes marrows and many other green vegetables were reported to have done extremely well in this environment. Date: 1917 Stock Photo
RM2M3RH0P–War transformation in Cromwell Road: growing agricultural produce at the Natural History Museum, South Kensington, London. The Graphic noted in October 1917 that Great skill has been shown in utilising all available spaceThe potatoes grown in these gardens are particularly fine, and completely do away with the idea that soil in the heart of London is not suitable for the growing of vegetables. French beans, artichokes marrows and many other green vegetables were reported to have done extremely well in this environment. Date: 1917
War transformation in Cromwell Road: growing agricultural produce at the Natural History Museum, South Kensington, London. The Graphic noted in October 1917 that Great skill has been shown in utilising all available spaceThe potatoes grown in these gardens are particularly fine, and completely do away with the idea that soil in the heart of London is not suitable for the growing of vegetables. French beans, artichokes marrows and many other green vegetables were reported to have done extremely well in this environment. Date: 1917 Stock Photo
RM2M3RH1T–War transformation in Cromwell Road: growing agricultural produce at the Natural History Museum, South Kensington, London. The Graphic noted in October 1917 that Great skill has been shown in utilising all available spaceThe potatoes grown in these gardens are particularly fine, and completely do away with the idea that soil in the heart of London is not suitable for the growing of vegetables. French beans, artichokes marrows and many other green vegetables were reported to have done extremely well in this environment. Date: 1917
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