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Survey of London: volume 11 - Chelsea, part IV: The Royal Hospital

Year published

1927

Author

Walter H. Godfrey (editor)

Description

A history and architectural account of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, including King James' Theological College, formerly on the same site.

Sponsor

English Heritage

Source

Survey of London (Secondary texts)

Places

London

Subjects

Intellectual, scientific and cultural, Local, Urban and metropolitan

Periods

17th, 18th, 19th

Showing records 1 - 50 of 119

1
Members of the Joint Publishing and London Survey Committees
IV-VII
2
Description of the plates
XI-XIV
3
Illustrations in the text
XIV-XVI
4
Preface
XVII
5
The Royal Hospital - King James's Theological College
1-4
6
The Royal Hospital - The site of the College and Royal Hospital
5-6
7
The Royal Hospital - History of the foundation
7-11
8
The Royal Hospital - Architectural description
12-29
9
The Royal Hospital - Silver plate and works of art
30-31
10
The Royal Hospital - Flags, standards, etc.
32-36
11
The Royal Hospital - Paymasters General and Officials
37-60
12
The Royal Hospital - Bibliographical notes
61-69
13
Appendix - The burial ground of the Royal Hospital
70-89
14
Appendix - The Moravian burial ground
90-98
15
Appendix - Old Burial Ground, King's Road
99-120
16
Appendix - No. 6, Upper Cheyne Row
121-122
17
Index to names
123-133
18
Plate 1 - Chelsea Hospital: The Great Hall (frontispiece)
1
19
Plate 2 - Chelsea Theological College: early view
2
20
Plate 3 - Chelsea Hospital: north front (1775)
3
21
Plate 4 - Chelsea Hospital: from the south (temp. Queen Anne)
4
22
Plate 5 - Chelsea Hospital (1792)
5
23
Plate 6 - South-east view of Chelsea Hospital (1818)
6
24
Plate 7 - Chelsea Hospital: the Great Hall
7
25
Plate 8 - Chelsea Hospital: survey of Ranelagh Gardens (1777)
8
26
Plate 9 - Chelsea Hospital: complete plan
9
27
Plate 10 - Chelsea Hospital: plan of Hall and Chapel
10
28
Plate 11 - Chelsea Hospital: general view from the north-eest
11
29
Plate 12 - Chelsea Hospital: the north front
12
30
Plate 13 - Chelsea Hospital: north elevation of Hall
13
31
Plate 14 - Chelsea Hospital: south portico and cupola
14
32
Plate 15 - Chelsea Hospital: the portico and colonnade
15
33
Plate 16 - Chelsea Hospital: south elevation of Chapel
16
34
Plate 17 - Chelsea Hospital: portico from the south-west
17
35
Plate 18 - Chelsea Hospital: the Cloister Walk
18
36
Plate 19 - Chelsea Hospital: the Cloister Walk
19
37
Plate 20 - Chelsea Hospital: plan of East Ward, ground floor
20
38
Plate 21 - Chelsea Hospital: west elevation of East Wing
21
39
Plate 22 - Chelsea Hospital: statue of Charles II
22
40
Plate 23 - Chelsea Hospital: Governor's House from the west
23
41
Plate 24 - Chelsea Hospital: south-west entrance, East Wing
24
42
Plate 25 - Chelsea Hospital: west elevation of East Wing
25
43
Plate 26 - Chelsea Hospital: west elevation of East Wing
26
44
Plate 27 - Chelsea Hospital: the Lieut.-Governor's and Governor's Houses
27
45
Plate 28 - Chelsea Hospital: the West Wing from the west
28
46
Plate 29 - Chelsea Hospital: West Wing, centre
29
47
Plate 30 - Chelsea Hospital: the Chaplain's House and Lieut.-Governor's House
30
48
Plate 31 - Chelsea Hospital: the South-east Pavilion
31
49
Plate 32 - Chelsea Hospital: plan of Governor's House and South-east Pavilion
32
50
Plate 33 - Chelsea Hospital: North-west Pavilion
33
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