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Survey of London: volume 14 - St Margaret, Westminster, part III: Whitehall II

Year published

1931

Author

Montague H. Cox and G. Topham Forrest (editors)

Description

This volume details some of the buildings on the west side of Whitehall and Parliament Street, particularly the Treasury and Privy Council Offices, and Downing 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 179

1
Plan pocket
2
Publishing and Survey committees
IV-VII
3
Description of plates
XI-XIX
4
List of illustrations
XIX-XXII
5
Preface
XXIII-XXIV
6
The Palace buildings west of Whitehall
3-9
7
The Holbein Gate and the Tiltyard Gallery
10-22
8
The Cockpit and Kent's Treasury
23-36
9
The Tennis Courts, etc.
37-45
10
The Cockpit Lodgings
46-55
11
Dover House
56-67
12
The Treasury and Privy Council Offices
68-100
13
Views of Whitehall from St. James's Park
101-104
14
Downing Street (Hampden House)
105-112
15
No. 10, Downing Street
113-141
16
No. 11, Downing Street
142-153
17
No. 12, Downing Street
154-159
18
No. 14, Downing Street
160-164
19
Appendix A - Busts said to be from the Holbein Gate
165-168
20
Appendix B - Addenda and corrigenda to vol. 13
169-170
21
Index
171-183
22
Plate 1 - The western portion of the Palace of Whitehall: plans
1
23
Plate 2 - Whitehall from St. James's Park, circa 1674
2
24
Plate 3 - Whitehall from St. James's Park, circa 1675-6
3
25
Plate 4 - Whitehall from St. James's Park, circa 1677
4
26
Plate 5 - The Holbein Gate
5
27
Plate 6 - The Holbein Gate
6
28
Plate 7 - The Holbein Gate (geometrical elevation)
7
29
Plate 8 - Whitehall from the south, circa 1750
8
30
Plate 9 - Whitehall Palace (mid-16th century)
9
31
Plate 10 - Design for alterations of the Cockpit Playhouse, 1629
10
32
Plate 11 - Kent's Treasury: designs
11
33
Plate 12 - Kent's Treasury: north elevation to Horse Guards Parade
12
34
Plate 13 - Kent's Treasury: north elevation to Horse Guards Parade
13
35
Plate 14 - Kent's Treasury: detail of upper stage and pediment
14
36
Plate 15 - Kent's Treasury: west elevation overlooking garden
15
37
Plate 16 - Kent's Treasury: west elevation overlooking garden
16
38
Plate 17 - Kent's Treasury: south elevation to passage from Downing Street
17
39
Plate 18 - Kent's Treasury: details
18
40
Plate 19 - Kent's Treasury: general view of Board Room and furniture
19
41
Plate 20 - Kent's Treasury: detail of Board Room
20
42
Plate 21 - Kent's Treasury: chimneypiece in Board Room
21
43
Plate 22 - Kent's Treasury: detail of mantelpiece in Board Room
22
44
Plate 23 - Kent's Treasury: furniture in Board Room
23
45
Plate 24 - Kent's Treasury: door-cases
24
46
Plate 25 - Kent's Treasury: detail of door-case and pedestal in Board Room
25
47
Plate 26 - Kent's Treasury: furniture
26
48
Plate 27 - Kent's Treasury: marble mantelpieces
27
49
Plate 28 - Kent's Treasury: marble mantelpieces
28
50
Plate 29 - Kent's Treasury: panelling and mantelpiece in Room No. 65
29
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