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Neave Brown with his wife Janet Richardson at home in their Dunboyne Road house

Dunboyne Road estate, Camden - west elevation of the east block

Neave Brown's Alexandra Road estate, Camden, under construction

Neave Brown's Alexandra Road estate, Camden

Neave Brown's Alexandra Road estate, Camden

Neave Brown's Alexandra Road estate, Camden, in 1979

Neave Brown's Winscombe Street housing

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Neave Brown with his wife Janet Richardson at home in their Dunboyne Road house

Neave Brown with his wife Janet Richardson at home in their Dunboyne Road house

Source: Elizabeth Hopkirk

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