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Plate 9
Yeoman's Row, east side

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English Heritage

Publication

Author

F. H. W. Sheppard (General Editor)

Year published

1983

Supporting documents

Page

9

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'Plate 9: Yeoman's Row, east side', Survey of London: volume 41: Brompton (1983), pp. 9. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=50041 Date accessed: 22 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf


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Yeoman's Row, East side (pp. 28, 30-1)

a. (left). Nos. 9-23 (left to right) in 1958.


Yeoman's Row, east side

Plate 9a: Yeoman's Row, east side
(left). Nos. 9-23 (left to right) in 1958.

Joseph Clark, carpenter, building lessee, 1766-7. Demolished

b. (right). Doorcase of No. 23 in 1959.


Yeoman's Row, east side

Plate 9b: Yeoman's Row, east side
(right). Doorcase of No. 23 in 1959.

Demolished

c. (below left). Nos. 9-25 (left to right) in 1980.


Yeoman's Row, east side

Plate 9c: Yeoman's Row, east side
(below left). Nos. 9-25 (left to right) in 1980.

Nos. 27-33 (on right) built by john Stuttard, carpenter, c. 1771

d. (below right). Nos. 9-33 (left to right) in 1980.


Yeoman's Row, east side

Plate 9d: Yeoman's Row, east side
(below right). Nos. 9-33 (left to right) in 1980.

Nos. 27-33 (on right) bulit by John Stuttard, carpenter, c. 1771



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