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Survey of London: volume 15 - All Hallows, Barking-by-the-Tower, pt II

Year published

1934

Author

G. H. Gater and Walter H. Godfrey (general editors)

Description

The second part of the survey of the parish includes the Custom House and the several quays on the Thames, as well as buildings on Great Tower Street, and Muscovy Court and Catherine Court in the northern part of the parish.

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 146

1
Map of the parish of All Hallows - Plan of parish showing monuments
2
Members of the Survey Committee
IV-VI
3
Description of the plates
IX-XIII
4
List of illustrations
XIV-XV
5
Preface
XVII-XVIII
6
Introduction
1-3
7
Muscovy Court
4-6
8
Seething Lane (east side)
7-13
9
The Royal Lady Chapel and Barking Alley
14-15
10
Seething Lane (west side)
16-17
11
Mark Lane (east side)
18-20
12
Mark Lane (west side)
21-22
13
No. 34, Great Tower Court
23-30
14
Custom House Quay and the Old Custom House
31-43
15
Galley Quay
44-49
16
Chester's Quay
50-52
17
Brewers' Quay
53-55
18
42 Trinity Square
56
19
Memorials in the church - Key plan
57
20
Memorials in the church - Brasses
58-75
21
Memorials in the church - Monuments and wall tablets
75-92
22
Memorials in the church - Floor slabs
93-112
23
Memorials in the church - The church yard
112
24
Appendix - On recent excavations at All Hallows
113-115
25
Index
117-130
26
Frontispiece - Painted altarpiece with Robert Tate's arms in the church of All Hallows
27
Plate 1 - The Liberty of the Tower (with part of All Hallows), 1597
1
28
Plate 2 - The Liberty of the Tower (with part of All Hallows)
2
29
Plate 3 - All Hallows parish in 1681
3
30
Plate 4 - Tower Ward in 1720
4
31
Plate 5 - All Hallows in 1797
5
32
Plate 6 - The parish in 1875
6
33
Plate 7 - Plan of the site of Catherine Court and Muscovy Court
7
34
Plate 8 - Catherine Court: elevation of south side
8
35
Plate 9 - Catherine Court: elevation of north side
9
36
Plate 10 - Catherine Court: looking east
10
37
Plate 11 - Catherine Court: looking west
11
38
Plate 12 - No. 4, Catherine Court: porch
12
39
Plate 13 - No. 4, Catherine Court: detail of porch
13
40
Plate 14 - No. 4, Catherine Court: porch
14
41
Plate 15 - No. 4, Catherine Court: rain-water down pipe and tablet
15
42
Plate 16 - Nos. 5, 6, and 7, Catherine Court: parapet, roofs and entrance
16
43
Plate 17 - Nos. 7 and 8, Catherine Court: entrance doorways and details
17
44
Plate 18 - Nos. 7 and 8, Catherine Court: detail of entrance doorways
18
45
Plate 19 - Catherine Court: door-knockers
19
46
Plate 20 - Catherine Court: door-knockers
20
47
Plate 21 - No. 4, Catherine Court: stairs
21
48
Plate 22 - No. 4, Catherine Court: stairs, details
22
49
Plate 23 - No. 4, Catherine Court: stairs, dado panelling
23
50
Plate 24 - No. 4, Catherine Court: stairs, detail of dado panelling
24
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