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A Dictionary of London
… of Young's Quay. In Strype, ed. 1720, between Potter's Key east and Ralph's Key west. Site now occupied by the Custom House. Wild Goose …
Survey of London
… A and C correspond so far as the latter goes (there is no key in B), and in all other respects the maps are identical, … building near the waterside I ( i.e.according to the key in A, " the Earl of Lauderdale."). C has the same … that C was drawn in 16724. It should be noted that in the key of C "the Earl of Lauderdale" is altered to "Lord …
Survey of London
… of similar size, which are repeated round the arch as key block and voussoirs. No. 79 has had its ground floor …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Middlesex
… the archway to the staircase has panelled pilasters and a key-block. The staircase has cut strings with brackets and …