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Plate 19
Park Lane, houses facing Hyde Park in 1927

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English Heritage

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F. H. W. Sheppard (General Editor)

Year published

1977

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'Plate 19: Park Lane, houses facing Hyde Park in 1927', Survey of London: volume 39: The Grosvenor Estate in Mayfair, Part 1 (General History) (1977). URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=41875 Date accessed: 24 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf


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Park Lane, Houses Facing Hyde Park in 1927

a. Nos. 93-99 (consec.).


Park Lane, houses facing Hyde Park in 1927.

Plate 19a: Park Lane, houses facing Hyde Park in 1927.
Nos. 93-99 (consec.).

The houses are numbered from right to left, and mostly date from the 1820's, with later additions

b. Nos. 26-31 (consec.) Dunraven Street, backs facing the park.


Park Lane, houses facing Hyde Park in 1927.

Plate 19b: Park Lane, houses facing Hyde Park in 1927.
Nos. 26-31 (consec.) Dunraven Street, backs facing the park.

Mid-Georgian houses with later additions, numbering from left to right. All demolished

c. No. 138 Park Lane (left) and Nos. 20-22 (consec.) Dunraven Street, backs facing the park.


Park Lane, houses facing Hyde Park in 1927.

Plate 19c: Park Lane, houses facing Hyde Park in 1927.
No. 138 Park Lane (left) and Nos. 20-22 (consec.) Dunraven Street, backs facing the park.

Mostly mid-Georgian houses with later additions. No. 138 Park Lane rebuilt by John Elger in 1831-2; No. 22 Dunraven Street (right) altered by (Sir) John Soane, 1801