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List of illustrations

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Publication

Survey of London: volume 23: Lambeth: South Bank and Vauxhall

Author

Sir Howard Roberts and Walter H. Godfrey (editors)

Year published

1951

Supporting documents

List of plates
List of illustrations

Pages

19-21

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'List of illustrations', Survey of London: volume 23: Lambeth: South Bank and Vauxhall (1951), pp. XIX-XXI. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=47027 Date accessed: 24 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT
HERALDIC ILLUSTRATIONS

ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT


		PAGE
1.	Part of plan of Prince's Meadows, 1636	13
2.	No. 86 Waterloo Road. Detail of railings	28
3.	No. 86 Waterloo Road. Detail of doors on first floor. Measured drawings	29
4.	No. 86 Waterloo Road. Doorway to Boyce Street. Measured drawing by A. R. Hansen	3O
5.	Nos. 96–100 Waterloo Road. First floor iron balustrade. Measured drawing by B. Shawcroft	31
6.	No. 86 Waterloo Road from St. John's Church. Sketch by F. A. Evans, 1949	33
7.	St. John's, Waterloo Road. Doorway to crypt	35
8.	Ground floor plan of the General Lying-in Hospital, York Road, 1950	43
9.	No. 59 Belvedere Road. Lead rainwater head	48
1O.	No. 59 Belvedere Road. Entrance gates, 1948. Measured drawing	48
11.	No. 59 Belvedere Road. Ground plan, 1948. Measured drawing	49
12.	No. 59 Belvedere Road. Fireplace. Measured drawing	49
13.	Plan of the Lion Brewery	51
14.	Lion Brewery. South-west elevation to entrance courtyard. Measured drawing	52
15.	Lion Brewery. North-west elevation to entrance courtyard. Measured drawing	S3
16.	Delft Plate	56
17.	India Stores, Belvedere Road, in course of demolition, 1949. Sketch by F. A. Evans	57
18.	Plan of Jesus College property (the Hopes) in 1804. From a deed belonging to Jesus College, Oxford	60
19.	Inscription on lion's paw, Lion Brewery, Lambeth. Pen and ink drawing by F. A. Evans	61
20.	Plan of Coade & Sealy's Works, Belvedere Road, 1837. From a deed in the possession of Jesus College, Oxford	61
21.	Boundary stone of Pedlar's Acre	63
22.	Lambeth Palace. Corbel with monk's head. Sketch by Blore	81
23.	Lambeth Palace. Entrance to Morton's Tower. Sketch by R. G. Absolon	82
24.	Lambeth Palace. Staircase to Morton's Tower. Sketch by R. G. Absolon	83
25.	Lambeth Palace. Morton's Tower. Linenfold panelling. Measured drawing	84
26.	Lambeth Palace. South-east door to Great Hall. Measured drawing	87
27.	Lambeth Palace. Lollards’ Tower stairs, 1950. Sketch by R. G. Absolon	89
28.	Lambeth Palace. Laud's Tower. Detail of staircase. Measured drawing	92
29.	Lambeth Palace Chapel. Details of pew ends	93
30.	Lambeth Palace. Crypt, 1950. Sketch by R. G. Absolon	94
31.	Lambeth Palace. Door to Chapel. Measured drawing	95
32.	Lambeth Palace. Cranmer's Tower. Landing at top of stairs. Sketch by R. G. Absolon	96
33.	Lambeth Palace. Corbel with griffin. Sketch by Blore	98
34.	Lambeth Palace. Corbel with king's head. Sketch by Blore	99
35.	St. Mary's Church. Pedlar's window	104
36.	St. Mary's Church. Plan, 1851. From the drawing by P. C. Hardwick	111
37.	St. Mary's Church. Doorway to vestry. Measured drawing	112
38.	St. Mary's Church. Tablet to Sir Peter Rich	115
39.	Nos. 214–204 Lambeth Road. Measured drawing by Evelyn Prior	123
40.	No. 135 Kennington Road, 1950. Sketch by R. G. Absolon	128
41.	No. 121 Kennington Road. Staircase detail. Measured drawing	129
41.	No. 125 Kennington Road. Fireplace. Measured drawing	129
43.	No. 139 Kennington Road. Detail of fireplace in first floor front room. Measured drawing	130
44.	No. 125 Kennington Road. Folding doors on ground floor. Measured drawing	131
45.	Rear of Nos. 186–208 Kennington Road, 1950. Sketch by F. A. Evans	132
46.	Rear of No. 127 Kennington Road, 1950. Sketch by F. A. Evans	133
47.	No. 8 Old Paradise Street, panelled room on first floor (front). Measured drawing.	139
48.	Elevation of Nos. 14–2 Old Paradise Street. Measured drawing	140
49	Nos. 4–12 Pratt Walk, elevation. Measured drawing by Evelyn Prior	141
50.	Plan of Ragged Schools in Newport Street	143
51.	No. 1 Doris Street, door knocker. Ink drawing	144
52.	Nos. 38–28 Vauxhall Walk, 1950. Measured drawing by A. R. Hansen	145
53.	No. 85 Albert Embankment, fireplace. Measured drawing	149

HERALDIC ILLUSTRATIONS


ASHMOLE, ELIAS	Quarterly, sable and or, in the first quarter a fleur-de-lys of the second, (p. 114)
CANTERBURY, SEE OF	Azure, an archiepiscopal staff in pale argent ensigned with a cross-patée or, surmounted of a pall of the second, edged and fringed of the third, charged with four crosses formée-fitchée sable. (p.3)
CHICHELE, HENRY	Or, a chevron between three cinquefoils pierced gules. (p. 89)
CITY OF LONDON	Argent, a cross gules, in the first quarter a sword of the second in pale point upwards. (p. 72)
CORNWALL, DUCHY OF	Sable, fifteen bezants, (p. 9)
DOULTON, HENRY	Azure, on a pale invected or between two goats' heads erased of the last a lion rampant sable between two escallops gules, (p. 142)
EDWARD, PRINCE OF WALES, ‘THE BLACK PRINCE’ (Shield for Peace)	Sable, three ostrich feathers quilled and passing through scrolls argent bearing the words ‘ Ich Diene’. (p. 5)
JESUS COLLEGE, OXFORD	Vert, three stags trippant argent attired, or. (p. 25)
JUXON, WILLIAM	Or, a cross gules between four blackamoors' heads and shoulders affronté in their proper colours with wreaths, or. (p. 85)
MORTON, JOHN	Quarterly, one and four gules, a goat's head erased armed or, two and three ermine, (p. 82)
ROCHESTER, SEE OF	Argent, on a saltire gules an escallop, or. (p. 75)
ST. THOMAS' HOSPITAL	Argent, on a cross between, in the first quarter a sword erect gules, and in the second quarter a chough proper a roach haurient of the first; on a chief azure a rose of the field barbed and seeded proper between two fleur de lys, or. (p. 79)
TUNSTALL, CUTHBERT	Sable, three wool combs argent, (p. 113)

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