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Plate 33
Grosvenor Square

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English Heritage

Publication

Survey of London: volume 40: The Grosvenor Estate in Mayfair, Part 2 (The Buildings)

Author

F. H. W. Sheppard (General Editor)

Year published

1980

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'Plate 33: Grosvenor Square', Survey of London: volume 40: The Grosvenor Estate in Mayfair, Part 2 (The Buildings) (1980). URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=42198 Date accessed: 26 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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Grosvenor Square
a. No. 50, c. 1726, exterior in 1841, and wall elevations for first-floor front room, c. 1737 (p. 164). b. No. 50, c. 1726, exterior in 1841, and wall elevations for first-floor front room, c. 1737 (p. 164). c. No. 49, entrance hall. John Soane, architect, 1802 (p. 162).

Grosvenor Square

a. No. 50, c. 1726, exterior in 1841, and wall elevations for first-floor front room, c. 1737 (p. 164).


Grosvenor Square

Plate 33a: Grosvenor Square
No. 50, c. 1726, exterior in 1841, and wall elevations for first-floor front room, c. 1737 (p. 164).

Demolished

b. No. 50, c. 1726, exterior in 1841, and wall elevations for first-floor front room, c. 1737 (p. 164).


Grosvenor Square

Plate 33b: Grosvenor Square
No. 50, c. 1726, exterior in 1841, and wall elevations for first-floor front room, c. 1737 (p. 164).

Demolished

c. No. 49, entrance hall. John Soane, architect, 1802 (p. 162).


Grosvenor Square

Plate 33c: Grosvenor Square
No. 49, entrance hall. John Soane, architect, 1802 (p. 162).

Demolished