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Survey of London
… between the wharf and the City, the dock company built stables on the wharf itself and also on the south side of the … 29 At the back was a range of buildings including offices, stables (for 25 horses) and coach-houses, an ice-house and a bar or tap later known as the Brunswick Tap. 30 The stables and coachhouses were built on a separate contract by …
A History of the County of Somerset
… a corridor. The second, of similar size and plan, was the stables. Presumably both were by Nathaniel Ireson who by 1729 … added on the east, and between 1970 and 1985 the house and stables were converted into flats and maisonettes surrounded … was just over 7 a. 2 In 1822-3 buildings called Abbey Stables, against the precinct wall of the abbey, were …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… with moulded plaster cornices and plain ceilings. The Stables, 30 yds. W. of (1), were probably built towards the … cast-iron fittings. To the N. of the N.W. corner of the stables is a projecting annex, now a cottage but originally a …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… was added; the N. pavilion, originally containing stables, was made into kitchens and service rooms; the … Some rooms contain reset 17th-century oak panelling. The Stables to the S. are of rubble with brick dressings, and …
Survey of London
… The main bedrooms were on the first floor, as were the stables, which were placed above the coach-house and reached … on this side of Queen's Gate preferred to have their stables elsewhere, 44 the mews was abandoned and the approach …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… trained at Westcourt in the 20th century. 35 By 1981 the stables had been converted to kennels for the Tedworth hunt; …