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Survey of London: volume 4 - Chelsea, pt II

Year published

1913

Author

Walter H. Godfrey

Description

The second volume covering Chelsea covers those parts of the parish not included in part 1, with the exception of the Royal Hospital and Chelsea Old Church. It includes accounts of Crosby Hall, Old Battersea Bridge, and buildings in Cheyne Walk, Cheyne Row, Church Street and the King's Road.

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 149

1
Members of the Survey Committee
V-VII
2
Description of the plates
XI-XIV
3
List of illustrations
XIV-XVI
4
Preface
XVII
5
Arch House and Lombard Terrace, 64-67, Cheyne Walk
3-6
6
No. 72, Cheyne Walk
7
7
Tablet on No. 77, Cheyne Walk
8
8
Nos. 7-15, Danvers Street
9-14
9
Crosby Hall (re-erected)
15-17
10
The site of Beaufort House
18-27
11
Old Battersea Bridge
28
12
Belle Vue Lodge, No. 91, Cheyne Walk
29-30
13
Belle Vue House, No. 92, Cheyne Walk
31-32
14
Nos. 93 and 94, Cheyne Walk
33-34
15
Lindsey House, Nos. 95-100, Cheyne Walk
35-41
16
Turner's House, Nos. 118 and 119, Cheyne Walk
42
17
Stanley House (St. Mark's College), King's Road
43-44
18
Milman's Street
45
19
The Moravian Burial Ground
46-47
20
Park Walk
48-49
21
Nos. 1-4, The Vale
50
22
Church Street (selected numbers)
51-52
23
Petyt School
53-54
24
Sign at No. 16, Church Street (now Old Church Street)
55
25
The Rectory
56-57
26
No. 1, Justice Walk, and Lawrence Street
58-59
27
Nos. 8-12, Cheyne Row
60
28
Nos. 14 (Cheyne Cottage) and 16-34, Cheyne Row
61-68
29
The Cottage, No. 1, Upper Cheyne Row
69-70
30
Cheyne House, No. 2, Upper Cheyne Row
71-72
31
Nos. 8-16, Upper Cheyne Row (now Nos 20-28)
73-75
32
Cottages in Glebe Place
76
33
Catharine Lodge, Trafalgar Square
77-78
34
Wrought-iron gate, Trafalgar Square
79
35
Nos. 213-217, King's Road
80-81
36
Argyll House, No. 211, King's Road
82-85
37
The "Six Bells", No. 197, King's Road
86
38
The disused burial ground
87
39
Nos. 26-30, St. Leonard's Terrace
88
40
Box Farm, King's Road
89
41
Whiteland's House (now College)
90
42
The Duke of York's School
91
43
Tablet on Garden Row
92
44
Royal Hospital public house
93
45
Index
94-101
46
Plate 1 - Plan of Chelsea (1717)
1
47
Plate 2 - Survey of the Manor of Chelsea (1769)
2
48
Plate 3 - Map of Chelsea (1836)
3
49
Plate 4 - The Old Church and Arch House
4
50
Plate 5 - The Old Church and Lombard Terrace.
5
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