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Description of plates

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English Heritage

Publication

Survey of London: volume 19: The parish of St Pancras part 2: Old St Pancras and Kentish Town

Author

Percy Lovell and William McB. Marcham (editors)

Year published

1938

Supporting documents

Description of plates
List of illustrations

Pages

12-16

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'Description of plates', Survey of London: volume 19: The parish of St Pancras part 2: Old St Pancras and Kentish Town (1938), pp. XII-XVI. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=64856 Date accessed: 19 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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Contents

DESCRIPTION OF THE PLATES


Frontispiece.
	The Holand Monument in St. Katharine's Chapel	Photograph by Francis R. Taylor.
	Sketch-Map of St. Pancras showing the principal Manors and estates	Compiled by W. Mc. B. Marcham.
PLATE
1.	Highgate Road and Grove Terrace, c. 1870	From Ordnance Survey 1875.
2.	(a) The Cow and Hare	From an old print in the Highgate Literary and Scientific Institution.
	(b) Gregory Bateman's House	From an old print in the Heal Collection in the St. Pancras Public Library.
3.	(a) The "Bull and Last," Kentish Town, c. 1820	From the Council's Collection of prints and watercolours.
	(b) The Assembly Rooms, c. 1853	From the Council's Collection of prints and watercolours.
4.	(a) The Old Farm House, c. 1820	From the Council's collection of prints and watercolours.
	(b) The Old Farm House	From a drawing in the Heal Collection in the St. Pancras Public Library.
5.	(a) The Old Toll-Gate, Kentish Town, c. 1820	From the Council's collection of prints and drawings.
	(b) Old Houses, Kentish Town Road, c. 1853	From the Council's collection of prints and drawings.
6.	(a) Old Houses, Kentish Town Road, c. 1853	From the Council's collection of prints and drawings.
	(b) Montevideo Place, 1878	From a drawing in the St. Pancras Public Library.
7.	(a) and (b) The Mother Red Caps, c. 1740 and 1820	From the Council's collection of prints and drawings.
8.	(a) and (b) Kentish Town Chapel, c. 1824	From the Council's collection of prints and drawings.
9.	(a) The Old Castle Tavern, Kentish Town, c. 1820	From the Council's collection of prints and drawings.
	(b) Councillor Agar's House, c. 1853	From the Council's collection of prints and drawings.
10.	(a) St. Pancras Workhouse and the Agar Estate, c. 1850	From the Council's collection of prints and drawings.
	(b) St. Pancras Workhouse, King's Road, c. 1850	From the Council's collection of prints and drawings.
11.	(a) and (b) Views in Agar Town, 1857	From the Council's collection of prints and drawings.
12.	(a) Nos. 19–27, Grove Terrace	Photographs by the Council.
	(b) Nos. 11–21, Grove Terrace	Photographs by the Council.
13.	No. 27, Grove Terrace: (a) Entrance door; (b) Sitting-room	Photographs by Edward Yates.
14.	No. 27, Grove Terrace: (a) and (b) Secondary staircase	Photographs by Edward Yates.
15.	No. 24, Grove Terrace: Doorway	Photograph by Edward Yates.
16.	No. 15, Grove Terrace: (a) and (b) Backroom ground-floor window	Photographs by Edward Yates.
17.	No. 15, Grove Terrace, ceilings: (a) Front room first-floor; (b) Front room ground floor	Photographs by Edward Yates.
18.	No. 15, Grove Terrace: Front room firstfloor fireplace	Photograph by Edward Yates.
19.	No. 14, Grove Terrace. Stairs	Photograph by Edward Yates.
20.	(a) No. 14, Grove Terrace. Garden front	Photographs by Edward Yates.
	(b) Nos. 13 and 14, Grove Terrace. Front doors	Photographs by Edward Yates.
21.	No. 14, Grove Terrace: (a) and (b) Fireplaces, first floor; (c) Ceiling first-floor front room	Photographs by Edward Yates.
22.	(a) and (b) No. 12, Grove Terrace. Fireplaces. (c) No. 14, Grove Terrace. Fanlight	Photographs by Edward Yates.
23.	(a) No. 10, Grove Terrace. Doorway	Photographs by Edward Yates.
	(b) Nos. 9 and 8, Grove Terrace. Exterior	Photographs by Edward Yates.
24.	Little Green Street: Bay windows to Nos. 4, 5 and 6	Photograph by Eric R. Jarrett.
25.	Little Green Street: (a) General view; (b) Bay windows to No. 7	Photographs by Eric R. Jarrett.
26.	(a) Nos. 52–64, Kentish Town Road	Photographs by Eric R. Jarrett.
	(b) Junction of Kentish Town Road and Jeffreys Street	Photographs by Eric R. Jarrett.
27.	Plan of the St. Bartholomew's Estate	From a drawing in possession of the Governors of the Hospital.
28.	St. Pancras-in-the-Fields. Drawn and engraved by Chatelain, 1752	From the Council's collection of prints and drawings.
29.	St. Pancras Old Church, 1815 (Bowles and Carver)	From the Council's collection of prints and drawings.
30.	St. Pancras Old Church: (a) in 1782 (I. Walker); (b) 1815 (J. P. Neale)	From the Council's collection of prints and drawings.
31.	St. Pancras Old Church: (a) 1827 (George Cook)	From the Council's collection of prints and drawings.
	(b) 1865 (from Illustrated London News)	From the Heal Collection in the St. Pancras Public Library.
32.	St. Pancras Old Church. Plan and perspective view (before 1848)	From an old drawing in the Potter Collection in the British Museum.
33.	St. Pancras Old Church. Section (before 1848)	From an old drawing in the Potter Collection in the British Museum.
34.	St. Pancras Wells. The long room	From the Council's collection of prints and drawings.
35.	Daniell Clarke	Measured drawing by G. Gordon Godfrey and photograph by C. J. P. Cave.
36.	William Platt	Photograph by C. J. P. Cave.
37.	William Platt	Measured drawing by G. Gordon Godfrey.
38.	Philadelphia Wollaston	Photograph by C. J. P. Cave.
39.	Philadelphia Wollaston	Measured drawing by G. Gordon Godfrey.
40.	Samuel Cowper	Photograph by C. J. P. Cave.
41.	Altar Tomb. North side of Nave	Photograph by C. J. P. Cave.
42.	Thomas Doughty	Photograph by C. J. P. Cave.
43.	Rowland Belasyse	Photograph by C. J. P. Cave.
44.	John Offley	Photograph by C. J. P. Cave.
45.	John Offley	Measured drawing by G. Gordon Godfrey.
46.	Richard Draper	Photograph by C. J. P. Cave.
47.	Chalk Farm: (a) 1813	From a sketch in the collection of The London Society.
	(b) An engraving	From the Council's collection of prints and drawings.
48.	Marylebone Park, 1796: (a) View from Welling's (i.e. Willan's) Farm towards Camden Town; (b) towards Primrose Hill	From the Council's collection of prints and drawings.
49.	Regent's Park, east side, panorama, c. 1830	From a print in the collection of The London Survey Committee.
50.	Regent's Park, east side	From Ordnance Survey, 1875.
51.	East Gate, Regent's Park	From the engraving by T. H. Shepherd.
52.	Gloucester House	Photograph by the London County Council.
53.	Gloucester Gate	Photograph by the London County Council.
54.	Gloucester Gate	Measured drawing by J. I. Elliott.
55.	(a) Royal Hospital of St. Katharine:	From Ackerman's Repository, 1828.
	(b) Monument to Hon. George Montagu (arms)	Photograph by Eric R. Jarrett.
56.	Royal Chapel of St. Katharine: (a) Interior looking west; (b) Looking east	Photographs by J. H. Pledge.
	Royal Chapel of St. Katharine, Monuments	Photographs by J. H. Pledge.
57.	Hon. George Montagu	Photograph by Francis R. Taylor.
58.	Hon. George Montagu. Detail	Photograph by Eric R. Jarrett.
59.	(a) Andrew Coltee Ducarel; (b) Rev. George Baxter	Photographs by Eric R. Jarrett.
60.	Frederic Becker	Photograph by Eric R. Jarrett.
61.	Elizabeth Grigg	Photograph by Eric R. Jarrett.
62.	Mrs. Pearce	Photograph by Francis R. Taylor.
63.	(a) William Cuttinge; (b) William Waterson	Photographs by Eric R. Jarrett.
64.	(a) Ann Poyntz; (b) Joanna Rampayne	Photographs (a) by Eric R. Jarrett, (b) by Francis R. Taylor.
65.	John Holand (before restoration)	Photograph by J. H. Pledge.
66.	John Holand. Soffit of canopy	Photograph by the Royal Commission on Historical Monuments.
67.	John Holand: (a) and (b) Effigies	Photographs by the Royal Commission on Historical Monuments.
68.	John Holand. Details of carving (4)	Photographs by J. H. Pledge.
69.	Woodwork details—Stalls: (a) Canopies; (b) Angle Elbow	Photographs by the Royal Commission on Historical Monuments.
70.	Stalls. Elbows (3)	Photographs by the Royal Commission on Historical Monuments.
71.	Stalls. Elbows (3)
72.	Stalls. Elbows (3)
73.	Stall Elbow
74.	Cupboard in vestry	Photograph by Francis R. Taylor.
75, 76.	Misericords (12)	Photographs by J. H. Pledge.
77.	Stalls: (a) Front; (b) Detail of spandril	Photographs by the Royal Commission on Historical Monuments.
78.	Carved figures (4)	Photographs by Francis R. Taylor.
79.	(a) The Angel Choir	Photographs by the Royal Commission on Historical Monuments.
	(b) Hanging lamp
80.	(a) Enriched column	Photographs by the Royal Commission on Historical Monuments.
	(b) Font
81.	Chairs
82.	Carved panels in organ gallery
83.	Royal Arms on north wall	Photograph by Eric R. Jarrett.
	Carved panels in stalls front	Photograph by Royal Commission on Historical Monuments.
84.	Details of panels in stalls front (2)	Photographs by Francis R. Taylor.
85.	Pulpit	Photograph by Francis R. Taylor.
86.	Pulpit. Details of panels (4)	Photographs by J. H. Pledge.
87.	Cumberland Terrace, 1938	Photographs by The London County Council.
88.	Cumberland Terrace. Centre feature
89.	Cumberland Terrace, 1938. Looking north
90.	Cumberland Terrace. The central block
91.	Cumberland Terrace. Pavilions looking north	Photographs by Eric R. Jarrett.
92.	Cumberland Terrace. Pavilions looking south	Photographs by Eric R. Jarrett.
93.	Cumberland Terrace. Triumphal archway	Photograph by Eric R. Jarrett.
94.	Cumberland Terrace: (a) Courtyard houses; (b) Staircase No. 17	Photographs by The London County Council.
95.	Cumberland Terrace	Measured drawing by T. A. Bailey.
96.	Cumberland Terrace. South pavilion	Photographs by the London County Council.
97.	Cumberland Place
98.	Chester Place
99.	Chester Terrace. Northern Pavilion Block	Photographs by the London County Council.
100.	Chester Terrace. Looking north	Photographs by the London County Council.
101.	Chester Terrace: (a) The Triumphal Gateway; (b) No. 3	Photographs by Eric R. Jarrett.
102.	Cambridge Terrace: (a) Looking north; (b) Looking south	Photographs by Eric R. Jarrett.
103.	(a) The Colosseum, 1875	Photograph from the Manckiewicz Collection.
	(b) Chester Terrace	From the engraving by T. H. Shepherd.
	Panorama drawing by J. F. King—
104–109.	To Highgate Road and Kentish Town Road, east side	In the collection at the St. Pancras Public Library.
110–114.	To Kentish Town Road and Highgate Road, west side
115–117.	To the Back Road, The King's Road

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