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A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 7
… later and by 1897 had been renamed the Royal George hotel. 51 To the southeast the King's Head, described in 1753 … It was rebuilt shortly before 1902, when it was a private hotel, and converted c. 1904 as a sanatorium for … held its first meeting in 1846. 58 It became a temperance hotel in 1890 59 but was leased before 1908 as a private …
A History of the County of Oxford
… were erected, including a passenger terminal, transit hotel, cargo-handling shed, married quarters (in Carterton), …
Survey of London
… until 190915, when most of the present Empire House, Hotel Rembrandt and flats were built. The history of Brompton … Harber, architects, 190910. Nos. 2931 (with Basil Street Hotel). Ground flour (converted) originally Knightsbridge …
Survey of London
… the design of Delissa Joseph, as part of the Basil Street Hotel behind. 49 Later, the ground floor of the old station …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… every description, a convenient market-place, and a good hotel. A literary institution was established in 1836. One …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… or twisted balusters and moulded hand-rail. b(17). Falcon Hotel, at the E. corner of Pump Street, is of two storeys …
Survey of London
… when commenting on a proposal to convert a house into a hotel, said that 'Brook Street, between Davies Street and … Street was, in fact, already in course of colonisation by hotel-keepers Pellot Kirkham at No. 43 in 1802 and William …
Survey of London
… executed. By that time No. 43 had been in use as a private hotel since 1802. In 1852 the occupant, in applying for the … century the houses were gradually amalgamated to form one hotel, latterly known as Buckland's. In 1871 permission was … floor. 126 In 1914 Mrs. Northcote, the proprietress of the hotel, commenced large-scale internal improvements and …