Plate 68: Park Lane

Survey of London: Volume 40, the Grosvenor Estate in Mayfair, Part 2 (The Buildings). Originally published by London County Council, London, 1980.

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Park Lane

a. Elevation of Lord Petre's (later Breadalbane) House.

Figure 68a:

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Elevation of Lord Petre's (later Breadalbane) House.

James Paine, architect, 1766–70 (p. 269). Demolished

b. Somerset House from north-west on 30 July 1912 (p. 285).

Figure 68b:

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Somerset House from north-west on 30 July 1912 (p. 285).

Demolished

c. Breadalbane House, 'Baronial Hall' in 1854.

Figure 68c:

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Breadalbane House, 'Baronial Hall' in 1854.

J.G. Crace, decorator (pp. 269–70). Demolished

d. Somerset House from south-west in 1913 (p. 285).

Figure 68d:

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Somerset House from south-west in 1913 (p. 285).

Demolished. No. 36 omnibus on right