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… in 18989, to designs by William G. B. Lewis, architect, of Hackney, 56 and Nos 60 and 61 about 1910, in matching style, … which added a two-storey rear extension in 1931, moved to Hackney about 1939. 115 In 1942 the building was adapted to …
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… Brixton Lambeth Wick estate LAMBETH WICK ESTATE The origin of the Manor of Lambeth Wick (Wyk, Wyke or Wykecourt) is obscure, but it seems to …
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… its present layout took shape in the 1850s. The Lambeth Wick Estate on its eastern boundary was already laid out for … to lack of collaboration between the landlords the Lambeth Wick Estate had been planned depending on Loughborough Road … linking roads to Brixton Road and the roads on the Lambeth Wick Estate. This layout shows something of the influence of …
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… marked the boundary between the Jackson and Lambeth Wick estates; it is still standing. Nos. 186, 188 and Nos. … Masticks was bounded by the northern parcel of Lambeth Wick Manor on the north and west, the Manor of Milkwell on …
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… Archbishop of Canterburys Manors of Lambeth and Lambeth Wick, and was the scene of a great deal of undistinguished … on the north, by Vauxhall Manor on the west and by Lambeth Wick Manor on the east and south. It may perhaps be …
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… 1691) the freehold property belonged to Thomas Powell of Hackney, citizen and cutler of London, and his wife …
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… Architect. 185 The building contractor was Thomas Boyce of Hackney. 186 The twentieth-century stone classical shop front …
Survey of London Monograph
… says:"Henry Earl of Northumberland died at his manor of Hackney, in the King's House, between 2 and 3 in the morning, … Brooke House, and not at Newington Green. He was buried in Hackney Church (then known as St. Augustine's), and his … that this account is rendered because the said manor (of Hackney) with the appurtenances, is granted (among other …