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Survey of London: volume 22 - Bankside (the parishes of St. Saviour and Christchurch Southwark)

Year published

1950

Author

Sir Howard Roberts and Walter H. Godfrey (editors)

Description

An account of these two parishes on the south bank of the Thames, from London Bridge to Blackfriars Bridge. It includes descriptions of Guy's Hospital, the Bankside playhouses and Borough High Street.

Sponsor

English Heritage

Source

Survey of London (Secondary texts)

Places

London

Subjects

Intellectual, scientific and cultural, Local, Urban and metropolitan

Periods

16th, 17th, 18th, 19th

Showing records 1 - 50 of 128

1
Publishing and Survey committees
IV-VI
2
Description of plates
IX-XV
3
List of illustrations
XVI-XVIII
4
Preface
XIX-XX
5
Index plan
94
6
Introduction
1-8
7
Borough High Street
9-30
8
Newcomen Street
31-33
9
St. Thomas Street
34-35
10
Guy's Hospital
36-42
11
Montague Close
43-44
12
Winchester House and Park
45-56
13
Bankside
57-65
14
The Bankside Playhouses and Bear Gardens
66-77
15
The Anchor Brewery
78-80
16
Stoney Street
81
17
Park Street
82-83
18
Union Street
84-86
19
Red Cross Gardens, Red Cross Way
87
20
Southwark Bridge and Nos 1-5 Southwark Bridge Road
88-89
21
Southwark Street
90
22
Sumner Street
91-92
23
Zoar Street and Zoar Street Chapel
93
24
Paris Garden Manor
94-100
25
Christ Church
101-107
26
Upper Ground and Boddy's Bridge
108-110
27
Hopton Street
111-114
28
Blackfriars Bridge and Blackfriars Road
115-121
29
Stamford Street
122-124
30
Nos 72-80 Colombo Street
125-126
31
Dolben Street
127-128
32
Nelson Square
129-132
33
Appendix
133-135
34
References
136-139
35
Index
140-152
36
Plate 1 - Plan of Southwark, circa 1618
1
37
Plate 2 - Part of Rocque's map, 1761
2
38
Plate 3 - A Plott of the Counter Prison, the Kings Armes Tavern and other buildings, 1686
3
39
Plate 4 - Formation of the southern approach to new London Bridge, July, 1830
4
40
Plate 5 - The tomb of John Gower, Southwark Cathedral
5
41
Plate 6 - The memorial to William Emerson, Southwark Cathedral
6
42
Plate 7 - The tomb of Lancelot Andrewes, Southwark Cathedral
7
43
Plate 8 - Plan of Borough High Street, circa 1542
8
44
Plate 9 - Two plans of Borough High Street
9
45
Plate 10 - Plan of the College Almshouse estate, 1814
10
46
Plate 11 - The market in Borough High Street, c.1750 and 1810
11
47
Plate 12 - Fishmonger Alley and Green Dragon Court
12
48
Plate 13 - Views of the town-hall, St. Margaret's Hill
13
49
Plate 14 - The Tabard Inn
14
50
Plate 15 - King's Head public house, Borough High Street.
15
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