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

Year published

1952

Author

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

Description

Describes the area around King's Cross as far north as Camden Town, and includes descriptions of the new St Pancras church and the Foundling Hospital.

Sponsor

English Heritage

Source

Survey of London (Secondary texts)

Places

London

Subjects

Intellectual, scientific and cultural, Local, Urban and metropolitan

Periods

16th, 17th, 18th, 19th

Showing records 51 - 100 of 123

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Plate 25 - Foundling Hospital, Chapel, details
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Plate 26 - Foundling Hospital, Chapel, pulpit and reading desks
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Plate 27 - Foundling Hospital, Court Room, details
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Plate 28 - Foundling Hospital, Court Room
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Plate 29 - Foundling Hospital, Court Room, wall decorations
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Plate 30 - Foundling Hospital, Court Room, fireplace
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Plate 31 - Foundling Hospital, Court Room, ceiling
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Plate 32 - Foundling Hospital, Picture Gallery, details
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Plate 33 - Foundling Hospital, Committee room, details
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Plate 34 - Foundling Hospital, Picture Gallery, fireplace
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Plate 35 - Foundling Hospital, Committee room, fireplace
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Plate 36 - Foundling Hospital, decorative details
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Plate 37 - Foundling Hospital, Boys' dining room
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Plate 38 - Foundling Hospital, Staircase
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Plate 39 - Foundling Hospital, Statue of Capt. Thomas Coram
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Plate 40 - Foundling Hospital, Colonnades to forecourt
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Plate 41 - Foundling Hospital, Colonnades
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Plate 42 - View from Red Lion Square (1731)
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Plate 43 - Nos. 7 and 8, Guilford Place
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Plate 44 - Nos. 25-31 and 77-82, Guilford Street
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Plate 45 - Nos. 70-73, Guilford Street
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Plate 46 - No. 40, Brunswick Square
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Plate 47 - Nos. 30-32, Bernard Street
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Plate 48 - Mecklenburgh Square, south side
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Plate 49 - Mecklenburgh Square, east side elevation and details
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Plate 50 - Mecklenburgh Square, east side (centre)
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Plate 51 - Mecklenburgh Square, east side (from S.W.)
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Plate 52 - Doughty Street, doorways
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Plate 53 - Nos. 145–149, Gray's Inn Road
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Plate 54 - Welsh Charity School, Gray's Inn Road (1850)
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Plate 55 - Nos. 33-49, Frederick Street
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Plate 56 - Nos. 29-33, Ampton Street
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Plate 57 - Nos. 48-50, Frederick Street
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Plate 58 - Inscribed stone (Bagnigge House) and No. 10, Calthorpe Street
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Plate 59 - Bagnigge Wells
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Plate 60 - The entrance of Bagnigge Wells
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Plate 61 - Bagnigge Wells
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Plate 62 - St. Peter's Church, Regent Square, elevations and sections
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Plate 63 - St. Peter's Church, Regent Square, west portico and tower
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Plate 64 - The Presbyterian Church, Regent Square
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Plate 65 - Nos. 4 and 6, Tavistock Place
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Plate 66 - St. George's Gardens
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Plate 67 - St. George's Gardens, tombs
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Plate 68 - Nos. 9, 10 and 11, Leigh Street and Nos. 8-11, Thanet Street
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Plate 69 - Nos. 6 and 7, Sandwich Street
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Plate 70 - No. 14, Leigh Street
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Plate 71 - Statue of Major John Cartwright, Cartwright Gardens
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Plate 72 - Cartwright Gardens from the north
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Plate 73 - Nos. 54-57, Burton Street
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Plate 74 - Battle Bridge (1814)
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