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Survey of London: volume 1 - Bromley-by-Bow

Year published

1900

Author

C. R. Ashbee (editor)

Description

Describes the parish of Bromley, including the church of St. Mary, the manor houses, and the Old Palace of Bromley. The Introduction gives a detailed account of the circumstances in which the Survey was founded.

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 1 - 50 of 57

1
Preface
III-V
2
Members of the Survey Committee
VII-VIII
3
List of plates
XI-XII
4
Introduction
XIII-XXXVI
5
The Church of St. Mary
3-13
6
The Vicarage of St. Mary
14
7
The Manor House of the Upper Manor
15-16
8
Bromley Hall
17-18
9
The Manor House, Brunswick Road
19-20
10
Tudor House, St. Leonard's Street
21-23
11
Nos. 142 and 144, St. Leonard's Street
24
12
No. 135, St. Leonard's Street
25
13
Drapers' Almshouses, Priscilla Road
26-27
14
St. Andrew's Mission Church, Gurley Street
28
15
Good Shepherd's Mission Hall, Back Alley
29-30
16
House on Bromley Wharf, Three Mills Lane
31-32
17
The Old Palace of Bromley
33-40
18
Seven Stars Public House
41-42
19
Other buildings of interest
43-44
20
Nos. 122 to 128, St Leonard's Street
45
21
Index
47-53
22
Plate 1 - Bromley Hall: ground floor plan
1
23
Plate 2 - Bromley Hall: front elevation
2
24
Plate 3 - Bromley Hall: view from north-west
3
25
Plate 4 - Tudor House: ground- and first-floor plans
4
26
Plate 5 - Tudor House: elevations
5
27
Plate 6 - Tudor House: details of doorway
6
28
Plate 7 - Tudor House: general view
7
29
Plate 8 - Tudor House: north-east view
8
30
Plate 9 - Tudor House: porch from south side
9
31
Plate 10 - Tudor House: entrance door and railings
10
32
Plate 11 - Tudor House: old gateway of Northumberland House
11
33
Plate 12 - Tudor House: hall
12
34
Plate 13 - Tudor House: stairs
13
35
Plate 14 - Tudor House: kitchen fittings
14
36
Plate 15 - Nos. 142 and 144, St. Leonard's-street: view from north-east
15
37
Plate 16 - Nos. 142 and 144, St. Leonard's-street: view from south-east
16
38
Plate 17 - Drapers' Almshouses: view from north-east
17
39
Plate 18 - Drapers' Almshouses: interior details
18
40
Plate 19 - House on Bromley Wharf, Three Mills-lane: view from south-west
19
41
Plate 20 - The Old Palace: ground-floor plan
20
42
Plate 21 - The Old Palace: first-floor plan
21
43
Plate 22 - The Old Palace: section looking south
22
44
Plate 23 - The Old Palace: State Room fireplace
23
45
Plate 24 - The Old Palace: State Room chimneypiece
24
46
Plate 25 - The Old Palace: State Room chimneypiece, detail
25
47
Plate 26 - The Old Palace: State Room fireplace, detail
26
48
Plate 27 - The Old Palace: dated stone
27
49
Plate 28 - The Old Palace: decorative details
28
50
Plate 29 - The Old Palace: decorative details
29
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