Agar Grove Camden - Heat Interface Unit Case Story
OVERVIEW
Agar Grove in Camden has seen more than its fair share of changes throughout its history. Formerly known as St Paul’s Road, the original estate was owned by wealthy lawyer William Agar. Agar became infamous for his opposition to having the Regent’s Canal cut into his land.
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