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Survey of London: volume 5 - St Giles-in-the-Fields, pt II

Year published

1914

Author

W. Edward Riley and Sir Laurence Gomme (editors)

Description

Surveys the notable buildings of the parish, including the church of St Giles-in-the-Fields, the hospital of St. Giles, and Freemasons' Hall. Lincoln's Inn Fields is covered in volume 3.

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 172

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No. 30, Bedford Square
171
52
No. 31, Bedford Square
172-173
53
No. 32, Bedford Square
174-175
54
No. 40, Bedford Square
176
55
No. 41, Bedford Square
177
56
No. 44, Bedford Square
178
57
No. 46, Bedford Square
179
58
No. 47, Bedford Square
180
59
No. 48, Bedford Square
181-182
60
No. 50, Bedford Square
183
61
No. 51, Bedford Square
184
62
Nos. 68 and 84, Gower Street
185
63
North and South Crescents and Alfred Place
186-187
64
House in rear of No. 196, Tottenham Court Road
188
65
Index
189-205
66
Plate 1 - Extract from Agas's 'Civitas Londinum', circ. 1560-70
1
67
Plate 2 - Purse Field circ. 1609
2
68
Plate 3 - Extract from Map by Hollar, circ. 1658
3
69
Plate 4 - Extract from Map by Fairthorne and Newcourt, 1658.
4
70
Plate 5 - Map of the parish, circ. 1720 from Strype's edition of Stowe
5
71
Plate 6 - Plan of the Parishes of St. Giles-in-the-Fields and St. George Bloomsbury, 1815
6
72
Plate 7 - No. 3, Gate Street: joinery details on first floor
7
73
Plate 8 - No. 211, High Holborn: shop front
8
74
Plate 9 - No. 181, High Holborn: shop front
9
75
Plate 10 - No. 172, High Holborn: shop front
10
76
Plate 11 - No. 1, Sardinia Street and No. 18, Parker Street
11
77
Plate 12 - No. 2, Great Queen Street: mahogany staircase
12
78
Plate 13 - No. 2, Great Queen Street: details of staircase
13
79
Plate 14 - Nos. 27 and 28, Great Queen Street: entrance doorcases
14
80
Plate 15 - Lead rainwater heads and cisterns
15
81
Plate 16 - Nos. 55 and 56, Great Queen Street (1846), and the house of the Sardinian ambassador
16
82
Plate 17 - Nos. 55 and 56, Great Queen Street: plans
17
83
Plate 18 - Nos. 55 and 56, Great Queen Street: elevation
18
84
Plate 19 - Nos. 55 and 56, Great Queen Street (May 1906)
19
85
Plate 20 - No. 55, Great Queen Street: staircase
20
86
Plate 21 - Nos. 55 and 56, Great Queen Street: details of staircases
21
87
Plate 22 - Freemasons' Hall: elevation and plan
22
88
Plate 23 - Freemasons' Hall in 1811: façade
23
89
Plate 24 - Freemasons' Hall: façade, 1866
24
90
Plate 25 - Freemasons' Hall: elevation of north end of temple in 1775
25
91
Plate 26 - Freemasons' Hall: the temple looking South
26
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Plate 27 - Freemasons' Hall: Soane's design, 1828
27
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Plate 28 - Freemasons' Hall: grand staircase and vestibule
28
94
Plate 29 - Markmasons' Hall: chimneypiece
29
95
Plate 30 - Markmasons' Hall: ceiling in boardroom
30
96
Plate 31 - Markmasons' Hall: ceiling in Grand Secretary's room
31
97
Plate 32 - Great Queen Street Chapel: exterior
32
98
Plate 33 - Great Queen Street Chapel: interior from the gallery
33
99
Plate 34 - Little Wild Street: view looking north-east (1906)
34
100
Plate 35 - No. 24, Betterton Street: entrance doorcase
35
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