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Plate 2
Views of the site

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Survey of London Monograph 17: County Hall

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Hermione Hobhouse (general editor)

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1991

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2

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'Plate 2: Views of the site', Survey of London Monograph 17: County Hall (1991), pp. 2. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=118196 Date accessed: 20 June 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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Plate 2

Plate 2


a (left). Old County Hall, Spring Gardens, in May 1939. Frederick Marrable, architect, 1859-60 (p. 6)

a (left). Old County Hall, Spring Gardens, in May 1939. Frederick Marrable, architect, 1859-60 (p. 6)


b (above). A meeting of the LCC in the enlarged Council Chamber at Old County Hall, Spring Gardens

b (above). A meeting of the LCC in the enlarged Council Chamber at Old County Hall, Spring Gardens


c (above). County Hall site from Westminster Bridge in 1906. Westminster Bridge Flour Mills on right (p. 11)

c (above). County Hall site from Westminster Bridge in 1906. Westminster Bridge Flour Mills on right (p. 11)


d (right). County Hall site from the north-west in November 1908. Crosse and Blackwell's factory on left (p. 13)

d (right). County Hall site from the north-west in November 1908. Crosse and Blackwell's factory on left (p. 13)