On the south bank of the River Thames in Lambeth, within the reconfigured interior of the medieval St. Mary-at-Lambeth church, is The Garden Museum, Britain's only museum devoted to the art & history of gardens.
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| The Prince of Wales, Royal Patron of The Garden Museum |
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| Croquet, anyone? |
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| In the 1950s, Woolworth's was Britain's biggest seller of seeds & bulbs. |
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| A garden gnome |
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| museum courtyard |
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| View from atop The Garden Museum's medieval tower. |
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| Lambeth Palace, next door. London home of the Archbishop of Canterbury. |
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| Lambeth Bridge |
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| Tower entrance |
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| Commes des Garcons cashmere dress with clustered roses. |
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| 1950s evening dress with blue roses |
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| The Garden Museum |
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