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Survey of London: volume 16 - St Martin-in-the-Fields I: Charing Cross

Year published

1935

Author

G. H. Gater and E. P. Wheeler (editors)

Description

Describes the part of the parish at the north end of Whitehall, including the Admiralty, the Horse Guards, and old Scotland Yard.

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 51 - 100 of 162

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Plate 6 - The proposed Horse Guards: elevation and plan
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Plate 7 - The proposed Horse Guards: alternative treatments of Guard Boxes
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Plate 8 - The proposed Horse Guards: plans of central block
8
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Plate 9 - The proposed Horse Guards: section through central block
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Plate 10 - The proposed Horse Guards: elevation of north front
10
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Plate 11 - The proposed Horse Guards: sectional elevation, looking south
11
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Plate 12 - Horse Guards (1847): sections
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Plate 13 - Horse Guards: elevations of stables block
13
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Plate 14 - Horse Guards: sections of north stable block
14
60
Plate 15 - Horse Guards: elevation to Parade
15
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Plate 16 - Horse Guards: elevation of central block to Parade
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Plate 17 - Horse Guards: central block, entrance to covered way from Parade
17
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Plate 18 - Horse Guards: general view from Whitehall
18
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Plate 19 - Horse Guards: central block and courtyard from Whitehall
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Plate 20 - Horse Guards: exterior views
20
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Plate 21 - Horse Guards: exterior views
21
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Plate 22 - Horse Guards: interior views
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Plate 23 - Horse Guards: Commander-in-Chief's room, formerly the Levee Room
23
69
Plate 24 - Horse Guards: portraits in the Commander-in-Chief's room
24
70
Plate 25 - Horse Guards: vestibule on first floor
25
71
Plate 26 - Horse Guards: general view of library
26
72
Plate 27 - Horse Guards: interior views
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Plate 28 - Horse Guards: interior views
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Plate 29 - Horse Guards: mantlepieces
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Plate 30 - Horse Guards: mantlepieces
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Plate 31 - Whitehall from the north. c.1750
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Plate 32 - Paymaster-General's Office: elevation to Whitehall
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Plate 33 - Paymaster-General's Office: elevation to Whitehall
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Plate 34 - Paymaster-General's Office: elevation to the park
34
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Plate 35 - Paymaster-General's Office: elevation to the park
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Plate 36 - Paymaster-General's Office: plans of ground and first floors
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Plate 37 - Paymaster-General's Office: elevation and interior view
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Plate 38 - Paymaster-General's Office: detail of panelling
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Plate 39 - Paymaster-General's Office: plan of large room in house on site of northern annexe
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Plate 40 - Paymaster-General's Office: Paymaster-General's room
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Plate 41 - Paymaster-General's Office: Paymaster-General's room
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Plate 42 - Paymaster-General's Office: chimney-pieces
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Plate 43 - Paymaster-General's Office: staircases
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Plate 44 - Paymaster-General's Office: staircase
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Plate 45 - Admiralty House: plans of ground, first and second floors
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Plate 46 - Admiralty House: elevation towards Whitehall and cross-section
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Plate 47 - Admiralty House: elevation to Whitehall
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93
Plate 48 - Admiralty House: entrance hall and dining room
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Plate 49 - Admiralty House: inner hall
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Plate 50 - Admiralty House: dining room and boudoir
50
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Plate 51 - Admiralty House: dining-room, portrait of Pepys
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Plate 52 - Admiralty House: drawing-room, general view
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Plate 53 - Admiralty House: drawing room and library
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Plate 54 - Admiralty House: mantelpieces
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Plate 55 - Admiralty House: vestibule and reception room
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