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LSE Founders and Early Days (1895-1920s)

by LSE Library

LSE was founded in 1895. The decision to create the School was made by four Fabians at a breakfast party at Borough Farm, near Milford, Surrey, on 4 August 1894. The four were Beatrice and Sidney Webb, Graham Wallas and George Bernard Shaw.

Further details at: www.lse.ac.uk/About-LSE

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Women's Hockey XI , 1923-1924
Tennis Club 1920
The Red Lion, 4 Houghton Street, c1914
Old houses in Houghton Street, c1927
Beatrice and Sidney Webb, c1942
Beatrice Webb, c1883
Sidney Webb, c1930s
Charlotte and George Bernard Shaw, Beatrice and Sidney Webb, 1932
Professor Edwin Cannan, c1920
Sir Halford Mackinder c1910
Beatrice and Sidney Webb, 1932
Mr J. McKillop, c1909
H.G. Wells , c1890
LSE Rowing VIII at Reading, 1923
Staff and student tennis, c1926
10 Netherall Gardens, London, NW3
Artillery Mansions, Victoria Street, London W1, 1992
10 Netherall Gardens, London, NW3, 1992
Artillery Mansions, Victoria Street, London W1, 1992
Right Hon Russell Rea, c1910
After the laying of the foundation stone in Houghton Street, 28th May 1920
Sidney Webb, c1930s
Beatrice Webb, c1930s
Sidney Webb, c1930s
Graham Wallas, c1920s
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