Photograph Notes: Casino Villa on Denmark Hill was built by John Nash in 1796 for the lawyer, Richard Shaw, who made his fortune from the long trial of Warren Hastings, the Governor-General of India. In the early 20th century the estate had difficulties in finding tenants and the house was demolished in 1906. After the First World War, the Villa�s grounds were used for housing, and the Villa's water gardens were converted into a park, now known as Sunray Gardens. It is a rare survival of the work of the landscape designer, Humphrey Repton, and includes a pond, winding wooded paths and flowerbeds. A very full account can be seen at ://memoirsofametrogirl/2020/05/13/casino-house-dulwich-richard-shawe-sunray-gardens/

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