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It was actually used as a reading room for a while, but the Council decided in August 1908 to close it owing to lack of local support.12 Had Wandlebank House been situated in Wimbledon village, an alternative use might have been found and the house saved, but it suffered the disadvantage of being in the least fashionable part of the Borough, and its historical associations were largely ignored.13 Lacking any architectural pretensions, it was never afforded the accolade of listing, but as Wandle Bank (without any attendant description) it seems to have found a place in the 1965 edition of the Antiquities of WANDLE PARK 1907-2000 Surrey published by Surrey County Council.14 Nothing, unfortunately, now remains to be seen of the house, for after serving for a number of years as a maternity and child welfare clinic, and then standing empty, it was demolished in 1962 following Wimbledon Corporations The wrought-iron gate and bridge leading to the site of Wandlebank House from Wandle Bank, photographed in March 1973 COLLIERS WOOD acceptance of the Borough Surveyors report that the structural condition of Wandle Park House was such that it was not capable of economic repair.15 During site clearance what appeared to be a brick tunnel was discovered leading off the cellars
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Anyway: you wouldn't have knowledge about mental illnesses without Psychology, there wouldn't be no treatments and hell, you wouldn't know how to bring up your kids right without it
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