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Description of plates

Sponsor

English Heritage

Publication

Survey of London: volume 24: The parish of St Pancras part 4: King’s Cross Neighbourhood

Author

Walter H. Godfrey and W. McB. Marcham (editors)

Year published

1952

Supporting documents

Description of plates
List of illustrations

Pages

13-17

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'Description of plates', Survey of London: volume 24: The parish of St Pancras part 4: King’s Cross Neighbourhood (1952), pp. XIII-XVII. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=65556 Date accessed: 20 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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DESCRIPTION OF THE PLATES


Frontispiece. Captain Thomas Coram after the painting by Hogarth		From the engraving (1796) by W. Nutter, kindly lent by Mr. J. H. MacDonnell.
PLATE
1.	Section of map of London by R. Horwood (1799) (north part of Gray's Inn Road).
2.	Section of map of St. Pancras by John Tompson (circa 1803) (upper part of Gray's Inn Road).
3.	Section of same map (Foundling Hospital, etc.).
4.	Section of map of St. Pancras by John Britton (1834) (north of Euston Road).
5.	Section of same map (Euston Road and south of it).
6.	St. Pancras (New) Church. Plan, elevations and sections by Inwood	From the chruch.
7.	St. Pancras (New) Church, tower	Photograph, National Buildings Record.
8.	St. Pancras (New) Church, west portico	Photograph, National Buildings Record.
9.	St. Pancras (New) Church, east front	Photograph, National Buildings Record.
10.	St. Pancras (New) Church, (a) view southeast caryatid portico (b) caryatid portico	Photographs, National Buildings Record.
11.	Foundling Hospital	From an engraving by Parr (1794) in the Council's collection.
12.	" " general plan of buildings	Measured drawing by J. M. Sheppard.
13.	" " ground floor plan	Measured drawing by J. M. Sheppard.
14.	" " first floor plan	Measured drawing by J. M. Sheppard.
15.	" " elevations	Measured drawing by J. M. Sheppard.
16.	" " east wing, plan and elevation	Measured drawing by J. M. Sheppard.
17.	" " view from south-east	Photograph, London County Council.
18.	" " sections, etc.	Measured drawings by J. M. Sheppard.
19.	Foundling Hospital, Chapel, interior looking east	Photograph, London County Council.
20.	" " Chapel, altar rails	Photograph, Country Life.
21.	" " Chapel, gallery	Photograph, London County Council.
22.	" " Chapel, north window in east wall	Photograph, London County Council.
23.	" " Chapel, cloister	Photograph, London County Council.
24.	(a) " " Chapel, east lobby
	(b) " " Chapel, north lobby	Photographs, Country Life.
25.	" " Chapel, details	Measured drawing by J. M. Sheppard.
26.	(a) " " Chapel, pulpit
	(b) " " Chapel, reading-desk	Photographs, Country Life.
27.	" " Court Room, details	Measured drawing by J. M. Sheppard.
28.	" " Court Room	Photograph, Country Life.
29.	(a) " " Court Room, wall decoration with painting of Greenwich Hospital
	(b) " " Court Room, mirror and table	Photographs, Country Life.
30.	" " Court Room, fireplace	Photograph, Country Life.
31.	" " Court Room, ceiling	Photograph, London County Council.
32.	" " Picture Gallery, details	Measured drawing by J. M. Sheppard.
33.	" " Committee room, details	Measured drawing by J. M. Sheppard.
34.	" " Picture Gallery, fireplace	Photograph, Country Life.
35.	" " Committee room, fireplace	Photograph, Country Life.
36.	(a) " " Lead inscribed shield
	(b) " " Painting of Chelsea Hospital (Court Room)
	(c) " " Lead inscribed shield	Photographs, Country Life.
37.	" " Boys' dining room	Photograph, London County Council.
38.	" " Staircase	Photograph, Country Life.
39.	" " Statue of Capt. Thomas Coram	Photograph, Country Life.
40.	" " Colonnades to forecourt	Measured drawing by J. M. Sheppard.
41.	(a) " " Colonnades, exterior	Photograph, London County Council.
	(b) " " Colonnades, interior	Photograph, Country Life.
42.	(a) View from Red Lion Square (1731)	From an engraving by Bowles in the Council's Collection.
	(b) View of Queen Square (1787)	From an engraving by Dayes in the Crace Collection.
43.	Nos. 7 and 8, Guilford Place	Photograph, London County Council.
44.	(a) Nos. 76–82, Guilford Street
	(b) Nos. 25–31, Guilford Street	Photographs, National Buildings Record.
45.	(a) and (b) Nos. 70–73, Guilford Street	Photographs, National Buildings Record.
46.	No. 40, Brunswick Square	Photograph by Herbert Felton.
47.	Nos. 30–32, Bernard Street	Photograph, London County Council.
48.	Mecklenburgh Square, south side	Photograph, The Architect and Building News.
49.	Mecklenburgh Square, east side elevation and details	Measured drawing by F. A. Evans (London County Council).
50.	Mecklenburgh Square, east side (centre)	Photograph, London County Council.
51.	Mecklenburgh Square, east side (from S.W.)	Photograph, A. F. Kersting.
52.	(a) and (b) Doughty Street, doorways	Photographs, National Buildings Record.
53.	Nos. 145–149, Gray's Inn Road	Drawing by R. G. Absolon (London County Council).
54.	Welsh Charity School, Gray's Inn Road (1850)	From a water colour by T. Hosmer Shepherd in the Crace Collection.
55.	Nos. 33–49, Frederick Street	Photograph, London County Council.
56.	Nos. 29–33, Ampton Street	Photograph, London County Council.
57.	Nos. 48–50, Frederick Street	Photograph, London County Council.
58.	(a) Inscribed stone (Bagnigge House) at 61–63, King's Cross Road
	(b) No. 10, Calthorpe Street	Photographs, National Buildings Record.
59.	(a) Bagnigge Wells
	(b) Bagnigge Wells and tile works	From watercolours in the Heal Collection, St. Pancras Public Libraries.
60.	Mr. Deputy Dumpling and family	From a lithograph in the Crace collection.
61.	(a) Bagnigge Wells	From a drawing in the Crace Collection.
	(b) Harrison's Brickyard with Foundling Hospital (1808)	From an engraving in J. P. Malcolm's Anecdotes of the Manners and Customs of London, Vol. I.
62.	St. Peter's Church, Regent Square, elevations and sections	Drawings by Cecil Brown.
63.	St. Peter's Church, Regent Square	Photograph, London County Council.
64.	The Presbyterian Church, Regent Square	From an engraving by W. Watkins in Elmes' Metropolitan Improvements.
65.	Nos. 4 and 6, Tavistock Place	Photograph, London County Council.
66.	(a) and (b) St. George's Gardens	Photographs, National Buildings Record.
67.	(a) St. George's Gardens, tomb of Robert Nelson
	(b) St. George's Gardens, tomb of Anna Gibson	Photographs, National Buildings Record.
68.	(a) Nos. 9, 10 and 11, Leigh Street
	(b) Nos. 8–11, Thanet Street	Photographs, National Buildings Record.
69.	Nos. 6 and 7, Sandwich Street	Photograph, London County Council.
70.	No. 14, Leigh Street	Photograph, London County Council.
71.	Statue of Major John Cartwright	Photograph, London County Council.
72.	Cartwright Gardens from the north	Photograph, London County Council.
73.	Nos. 54–57, Burton Street	Measured drawing by A. J. North (London County Council).
74.	Battle Bridge (1814)	From a watercolour by George Shepherd in the Crace Collection.
75.	The Dust Heap, Battle Bridge	From a watercolour by C. H. Matthews in the Council's Collection.
76.	(a) Argyle Square (west side)
	(b) Argyle Square (east side)	Photographs, National Buildings Record.
77.	Nos. 6, 7, 8, Belgrove Street	Photograph, London County Council.
78.	(a) Royal Clarence Theatre
	(b) Chapel and Theatre, Birkenhead Street	From watercolours in the Council's Collection.
79.	(a) St. Chad's Well, 1835	From a drawing in the Heal Collection, St. Pancras Public Libraries.
	(b) The Smallpox Hospital, 1830	From a watercolour by T. Hosmer Shepherd in the Crace Collection.
80.	London Horse and Carriage Repository, Gray's Inn Road	From an engraving by W. Deeble in Elmes' Metropolitan Improvements.
81.	Section of map of St. Pancras by John Tompson (circa 1803); (King's Cross and north of Euston Road).
82.	(a) Euston Road (1825)	From an engraving in the Council's Collection.
	(b) Metropolitan (Underground) Railway, King's Cross	From The Illustrated London News, 2nd February, 1861.
83.	King's Cross. Memorial to George IV.	From a lithograph in the Council's Collection.
84.	King's Cross Railway Station (1852)	From a photograph of a contemporary painting kindly lent by British Railways.
85.	Weston Place and St. Pancras Railway Station in course of building (1871)	From a watercolour by C. J. Richardson in the Council's Collection.
86.	St. Aloysius' Roman Catholic Church, Somers Town	Photograph by S. Simons.
87.	Church of St. Matthew, Oakley Square	Photograph, National Buildings Record.
88.	Nos. 33–39, Charrington Street	Photograph by S. Simons.
89.	Nos. 13–24, Mornington Crescent	Photograph, London County Council.
90.	All Saints', Camden Town, tower	Photograph, National Buildings Record.
91.	All Saints', Camden Town, portico	Photograph, National Buildings Record.
92.	St. Michael's, Camden Town, interior	Photograph, National Buildings Record.
93.	(a) Royal Veterinary College	From an engraving by Cook (1804) in the Crace Collection.
	(b) Cantlowes House, Crowndale Road	Photograph, London County Council.
94.	St. Barnabas', Kentish Town, interior	Photograph, National Buildings Record.
95.	St. Luke's, Oseney Crescent	Photograph, National Buildings Record.
96.	(a) St. Martin's, Gospel Oak
	(b) St. Thomas', Wrotham Road	Photographs, National Buildings Record.

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