List of illustrations

Survey of London: Volume 21, the Parish of St Pancras Part 3: Tottenham Court Road and Neighbourhood. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1949.

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'List of illustrations', in Survey of London: Volume 21, the Parish of St Pancras Part 3: Tottenham Court Road and Neighbourhood, (London, 1949) pp. xv-xvii. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/survey-london/vol21/pt3/xv-xvii [accessed 25 April 2024]

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ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT

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1. Gresse Street, drawing by Dennis Flanders, by permission of the Daily Telegraph 2
2. 30, Percy Street, plan and elevation, measured and drawn by London Society 8
3. 29, Percy Street, detail of wrought iron balustrade to stair. London County Council. 9
4. Charlotte Street, reproduced from Tallis's Views of London 13
5. Charlotte Street, reproduced from Tallis's Views of London 14
6. Charlotte Street, reproduced from Tallis's Views of London 16
7. Charlotte Street, reproduced from Tallis's Views of London 17
8. Scientific & Literary Institution, Whitefield Street, from Illustrated London News 32
9. Nos. 7 to 23, Whitfield Street. Drawing by F. A. Evans 33
10. Goodge Street, reproduced from Tallis's Views of London 34
11. Goodge Street, reproduced from Tallis's Views of London 34
12. Goodge Street, reproduced from Tallis's Views of London 35
13. Goodge Street, reproduced from Tallis's Views of London 35
14. Tottenham Court Road, west side, reproduced from Tallis's Views of London 66
15. Tottenham Court Road, west side, reproduced from Tallis's Views of London 66
16. Tottenham Court Road, west side, reproduced from Tallis's Views of London 66
17. Tottenham Court Road, west side, reproduced from Tallis's Views of London 66
18. Tottenham Court Road, west side, reproduced from Tallis's Views of London 66
19. Tottenham Court Road, west side, reproduced from Tallis's Views of London 66
20. Whitfield's Chapel, plan from Middlesex Land Register 69
21. Farmhouse at rear of 196 Tottenham Court Road. Plans by Cecil Brewer by permission of Sir Ambrose Heal 75
22. Tottenham Court Road, east side, reproduced from Tallis's Views of London 76
23. Tottenham Court Road, east side, reproduced from Tallis's Views of London 76
24. Tottenham Court Road, east side, reproduced from Tallis's Views of London 76
25. Gower Street, No. 98. Detail of chimneypiece Measured drawings by Miss B. G. Bryan Brown (National Buildings Record) 78
26. Gower Street, No. 98. Detail of entrance hall 79
27. Tavistock House. Drawing by F. A. Evans from a photograph 99
28. University Memorial Hall, elevation of street front, by A. E. Richardson, R.A. 101
29. Woburn Lodge, plan by permission from the Architect & Building News 105
30. Euston Station, plan lent by Chief Engineer, Euston 112
31. Euston Square, plan of house by Ashley Barker and Ian Grant 115
32. Augustus Street, elevation 144
33. Christchurch, Albany Street, plan lent by the Rev. W.V.C. Rose 150

HERALDIC ILLUSTRATIONS

Sir William Clayton (p. 46) Argent a cross sable, in each quarter a roundel sable, a baronet's badge at fess point.
Sir John Croft (p. 46) Quarterly per fess indented azure and argent, in the first quarter a leopard passant or, in centre chief a baronet's badge.
Charles, Viscount Dillon (p. 59) Argent a lion passant between three crescents gules.
Sir John Floyd (p. 124) Sable a lion regardant argent, on a chief embattled or a sword erect proper pommel and hilt gold, the blade passing through an eastern crown gules between two tiger's faces proper, a baronet's badge in the dexter chief.
Sir Charles Forbes (p. 59) Quarterly 1 and 4, azure three bear's heads couped argent muzzled gules, 2 and 3, azure three fraises argent, a baronet's badge over all.
Sir Booth Gore (p. 46) Gules a fess between three cross crosslets fitchy or.
Sir Andrew Snape Hamond (p. 60) Argent on a cheveron between two pellets sable each charged with a martlet argent in chief and in base an oak wreath proper three escallops or, a baronet's badge in centre chief.
Sir Claudius Stephen Hunter (p. 116) Or a lion gules between eight crosses paty fitchy sable, a baronet's badge in the dexter chief.
Sir William Jenner (p. 147) Per chevron azure and or, in chief two estoiles or and in base a serpent nowed proper all within a border engrailed ermine, a baronet's badge in dexter chief.
Sir Manasseh Lopes (p. 58) Azure on a cheveron between three eagles rising or as many bars gemels gules, on a chief or five lozenges azure, and a baronet's badge.
James Parke, Baron Wensley Dale (p. 82) Gules on a pale engrailed plain cottised argent three stag's heads caboshed gules attired or.
Sir Charles Price (p. 11) Gules a lion argent langued and armed azure, on a canton a baronet's badge.
John Romilly, First Baron (p. 95) Argent in base a rock with nine points issuant from each of which a lily proper, on a chief azure a crescent between two molets argent.
Squibb (p. 132) Or three bulls passant sable armed gules.
William Talbot, Bishop Of Durham (p. 3) The See of Durham impaling gules a lion within a border engrailed or.
Edward Lord Thurlow (p. 60) Argent on a cheveron cottised sable three portcullises argent impaling sable a hawk belled argent, on a canton or a lozenge azure charged with a rose argent for Bolton.
Sir Frederick Treves (p. 94) Argent on a cross couped gules a tower tripletowered or between in the first and fourth quarters a dexter hand couped erect proper and in the second and third a tent purpure the pole and garnished gules, a baronet's badge in dexter chief.
Earl Of Winterton (p. 130) Nine pieces ermines and argent, with four mill rinds sable on the argent.
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