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Plate 25
Views of rooms

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Survey of London Monograph 17: County Hall

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Hermione Hobhouse (general editor)

Year published

1991

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25

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'Plate 25: Views of rooms', Survey of London Monograph 17: County Hall (1991), pp. 25. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=118219 Date accessed: 21 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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Plate 25

Plate 25


a (above left). Room 165, in occupation of the Chief Education Officer, December 1936 (p. 88)

a (above left). Room 165, in occupation of the Chief Education Officer, December 1936 (p. 88)


b (above). Room 136 in 1921. Originally designed, in 1915, as a committee room (p. 87)

b (above). Room 136 in 1921. Originally designed, in 1915, as a committee room (p. 87)


c (left). Members' Reading Room (115), looking north-east in 1923 (p. 82). Remodelled as the Chairman's Reception Room in the 1960s (see Plate 43c)

c (left). Members' Reading Room (115), looking north-east in 1923 (p. 82). Remodelled as the Chairman's Reception Room in the 1960s (see Plate 43c)