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| 1. | Plan of the Ward of Farringdon Without, from Strype's edition of Stow's
Survey of London, 1755. |
| DRAWINGS & ENGRAVINGS |
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| 2. | Elevation of North side of the Church, 1736. From an engraving by w. h. toms. |
| 3. | (a) North elevation, and (b) Plan from seventeenth-century engravings
(Pepysian Library). |
| 4. | (a) West and (b) East elevations, from the same. |
| 5. | Plan and cross-section of the Church from the measured drawings of John
Clayton, F. R. I. B. A., 1848–9. |
| 6. | North and East elevations and Sections by John Clayton. |
| 7. | Elevation of the West Front, including Tower and Spire, and section of Spire
from a drawing by Arthur Stratton, F. S. A., F. R. I. B. A. |
| 8. | Details of Spire, drawn by John Clayton. |
| 9. | Wren's design for Cupola to the Tower. From the Collections of All Souls
College, Oxford. |
| 10. | Perspective view of the Church from the West showing Fleet Street and
St Paul's Cathedral, from a coloured engraving of the drawing by John
Douswell, 1753. |
| 11. | Pen and ink drawing of the Church with St Paul's Cathedral, by Hanslip
Fletcher. |
| 12. | Pen and ink drawing of the Tower and Spire from Salisbury Square, by
Hanslip Fletcher. |
| 13. | The Tower from the North, with Papworth's architectural setting in Fleet
Street, from an engraved invitation card, 1827. The view is framed by a
drawing of the old internal arrangement of the east end. |
| 14. | Engraving of the Church from Fleet Street by Thos. H. Shepherd, from
Metropolitan Improvements by James Elmes, 1827. |
| 15. | Tower and Spire from Salisbury Square. Photograph by Humphrey and
Vera Joel. |
| 16. | Church as seen from Salisbury Square (view opened by building operations).
Photograph by A. F. Kersting. |
| 17. | Exterior from the East (after the raid). Photograph by The London County
Council. |
| 18. | Exterior from the North-east (after the raid). Photograph by The London
County Council. |
| 19. | East window (exterior after the raid). Photograph by the Sport And General
Press Agency Ltd. |
| 20. | Exterior from the North-east (after the raid). Photograph by The London
County Council. |
| 21. | External Entrance Door (north). Photograph by Francis R. Taylor. |
| 22. | North Clerestory and Tower. Photograph by Alfred Newton And Sons. |
| 23. | South Aisle and Clerestory, and Tower. Photograph by Sport And General
Press Agency Ltd. |
| 24. | South Clerestory and Arcade (after the raid). Photograph by Fox Photos Ltd. |
| 25. | North Clerestory from Tower. Photograph by Sport And General Press
Agency Ltd. |
| 26. | Urns on Tower Parapet. Photograph by The Warburg Institute. |
| 27. | Steeple Staircase, detail. Photograph by The Warburg Institute. |
| 28. | (a) Steeple Staircase, detail. Photograph by The Warburg Institute. |
| (b) Steeple Staircase, detail. Photograph by The Warburg Institute. |
| 29. | Interior, looking East, in 1835. From a lithograph by Edward Noyce. |
| 30. | Interior, looking East. Photograph by A. F. Kersting. |
| 31. | East End (interior). Photograph by Humphrey And Vera Joel. |
| 32. | Interior, general view from the West. Photograph by Humphrey And Vera Joel. |
| 33. | Sanctuary. Photograph by Humphrey And Vera Joel. |
| 34. | Interior, looking West. Photograph, London Survey Committee. |
| 35. | Interior, West End. Photograph lent by the Rev. Prebendary Arthur Taylor. |
| 36. | Screen at West End (eastern face). Photograph, London Survey Committee. |
| 37. | Vestibule and Screen (western face). Photograph lent by the Rev. Prebendary
Arthur Taylor. |
| 38. | Base of Tower. Photograph by The Warburg Institute. |
| 39. | Base of Tower, domed roof. Photograph by The Warburg Institute. |
| 40. | Base of Tower, detail of eye to dome. Photograph by The Warburg Institute. |
| 41. | Base of Tower, detail of arch responds, etc. Photograph by The Warburg
Institute. |
| 42. | Base of Tower, coffering to arch. Photograph by Edward Yates. |
| 43. | Entrance from Church to Tower (after the raid). Photograph by Tella
Company, Ltd. |
| FITTINGS |
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| 44. | Communion Table. Photograph by Humphrey And Vera Joel. |
| 45. | Font. Photograph lent by the rev. Prebendary Arthur Taylor. |
| 46. | Gallery (North), etc. Photograph by Humphrey And Vera Joel. |
| 47. | Plate. Photograph by the Royal Commission on Historical Monuments
(by permission of H. M. Stationery Office). |
| 48. | Plate, Mace. Photograph by the Royal Commission on Historical Monuments
(by permission of H. M. Stationery Office). |
| 49. | Plate, Almsbox. Photograph by Francis R. Taylor. |
| 50. | Pulpit, etc. Photograph by Humphrey And Vera Joel. |
| 51. | Reredos and Altar Rails. Photograph by Humphrey And Vera Joel. |
| 52. | Sword-rest. Photograph lent by the Rev. Prebendary Arthur Taylor. |
| 53. | Vestry. Photograph lent by the Rev. Prebendary Arthur Taylor. |
| 54. | Vestry (after the raid, as temporary Chapel). Photograph lent by the Rev.
Prebendary Arthur Taylor. |
| 55. | Entrance to the Holden Vault. From an engraving by N. Smith, 1795. |
| 56. | Iron Grille to the Holden Vault. Photograph by Francis R. Taylor. |
| THE CHURCH AFTER THE RAID |
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| 57. | Interior, looking East. Photograph by The National Buildings Record. |
| 58. | Interior, looking West. Photograph by The London County Council. |
| 59. | South Aisle, East Bays. Photograph by The National Buildings Record. |
| 60. | South Aisle, Middle Bays. Photograph by The National Buildings Record. |
| 61. | South Aisle, West Bays. Photograph by The National Buildings Record. |
| 62. | North Aisle, Middle Bays. Photograph by The National Buildings Record. |
| 63. | North Aisle, East Bays. Photograph by The National Buildings Record. |
| 64. | (a) Arcade with Concrete Casing. Photograph by Edward Yates. |
| (b) Arcade with Concrete Casing. Photograph by Edward Yates. |
| 65. | Memorial Tablet to Rev. James Palmer in St Margaret's Church, Westminster.
Photograph by Walshams lent by Messrs Castle Brothers, Ltd. |
| Note. | Photographs, nos. 57, 59 to 63 taken by Messrs Bedford Lemere for the
National Buildings Record. |