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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 51 - 100 of 149

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Plate 6 - Arch House; east front
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52
Plate 7 - Lombard Street and Arch House.
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53
Plate 8 - Fishmonger's Shop, No. 72, Cheyne Walk
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54
Plate 9 - Duke Street and Danvers Street
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Plate 10 - Nos. 7 to 15, Danvers Street
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Plate 11 - No. 9, Danvers Street
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Plate 12 - No. 9, Danvers Street; detail
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Plate 13 - No. 9, Danvers Street; stairs
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Plate 14 - No. 9, Danvers Street; interior ground floor
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Plate 15 - No. 9, Danvers Street; interior first floor
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Plate 16 - Nos. 7 to 15, Danvers Street; back view
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Plate 17 - Crosby Hall; oriel window
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Plate 18 - Crosby Hall; roof
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Plate 19 - Crosby Hall; detail of roof
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Plate 20 - Crosby Hall; fireplace
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Plate 21 - Beaufort House; plan of estate, c.1595
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Plate 22 - Beaufort House; Kip's view, (1699)
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Plate 23 - Beaufort House; stone gateway
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69
Plate 24 - Old Battersea Bridge
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Plate 25 - Nos. 91 to 94, Cheyne Walk; plan of the ground floor
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Plate 26 - Nos. 91 to 94, Cheyne Walk
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Plate 27 - No. 91, Cheyne Walk; window
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Plate 28 - No. 91, Cheyne Walk; internal archway (first floor)
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Plate 29 - No. 92, Cheyne Walk; entrance door
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Plate 30 - No. 92, Cheyne Walk; carved mantelpiece in hall
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Plate 31 - Nos. 91 to 94, Cheyne Walk from the west
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Plate 32 - Sir Theodore Mayerne
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Plate 33 - Lindsey House; plans of the ground and first floors
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Plate 34 - Lindsey House; elevation
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Plate 35 - Lindsey House
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Plate 36 - Lindsey House; from the east
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Plate 37 - Lindsey House; staircase at No. 97
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Plate 38 - Lindsey House; fireplace at No. 97
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Plate 39 - Lindsey House; from the west
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Plate 40 - Lindsey House; views of roof and garden
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Plate 41 - Lindsey House; No. 100, front room, first floor
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Plate 42 - Lindsey House; No. 99, back room, first floor
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Plate 43 - Lindsey House; No. 99, kitchen
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Plate 44 - Lindsey House; No. 100, bedroom, third floor
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Plate 45 - Turner's House; Nos. 118-119, Cheyne Walk
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Plate 46 - Stanley House; (St. Mark's College), plans and elevations
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Plate 47 - Stanley House; south front
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Plate 48 - Stanley House; north front
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94
Plate 49 - Stanley House; internal doorway
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Plate 50 - Stanley House; internal doorway
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Plate 51 - Stanley House; drawing room and staircase
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97
Plate 52 - Cottages, Nos. 55 to 59, Milman's Street
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Plate 53 - The Moravian Burial Ground
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Plate 54 - No. 1, The Vale
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100
Plate 55 - Petyt School, Church Street
55
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