Denmark Hill, London, England

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Denmark Hill in London, England, is a residential and historically affluent area in the borough of Southwark known for its Victorian architecture and proximity to Ruskin Park and King’s College Hospital.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf district of London
railway station
residential area
adjacentTo Ruskin Park
architecturalStyle Edwardian
Victorian
characterisedAs leafy suburb
country United Kingdom
developmentPeriod 19th century
governingBody Southwark London Borough Council
hasConservationArea Camberwell Grove conservation area
Denmark Hill conservation area
hasConstituency Camberwell and Peckham
linked to: Camberwell
hasGreenSpace Ruskin Park
hasNearbyInstitution King’s College Hospital
King’s College London Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience
Maudsley Hospital
hasNearbyPark Ruskin Park
hasNotableBuilding King’s College Hospital
Maudsley Hospital
Ruskin Park House
hasNotableResident John Ruskin
hasPostcodeDistrict SE5
hasTransportNode Denmark Hill railway station
historicalCounty Surrey
knownFor Victorian architecture
affluent residential streets
locatedIn Denmark Hill
London
linked to: London, England

London Borough of Southwark
linked to: Southwark

South London
locatedNear Brixton
Dulwich
linked to: East Dulwich

Herne Hill
Peckham
namedAfter Prince of Denmark (title associated with the area historically)
near King’s College Hospital
partOf Camberwell
region Greater London
roadType A-road
servedBy London Overground
Southeastern
Thameslink
timeZone Europe/London
traversedBy A215 road

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Henry Bessemer deathPlace Denmark Hill, London, England
Denmark Hill hasConservationArea Denmark Hill conservation area
subject linked to: Denmark Hill, London, England
linked to: Denmark Hill, London, England