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Survey of London
… Dock Wall Road was later closed and the area planted with trees and shrubs as part of Tunnel Gardens, opened in 1902 … are the northern end of Quixley Street and two rows of trees which once lined the pavements of Scouler Street. The … and the docks. The raised terrace was planted with trees and shrubs and provided with seats, and the high dock …
Survey of London
… or officers, with lawns and gardens stocked with fruit trees, coach house, stables, offices and yards'. 34 But the …
Survey of London
… for instance, Sir Basil Bartlett remembered that 'the trees and bushes were mainly black, as they were regularly …
Survey of London
… done by unemployed exservicemen. 332 The front hedges and trees overhanging the pavements are still an attractive …
Old and New London
… delight; and near to the pond are high ragged posts or trees set up for the bears to climb up, and scaffolds made at … and merriment. The jests have passed away, and so are the trees beneath which, and the walls within which, those jests …
Old and New London
… Passing to the rear of the hospital buildings, amidst trees which flourish well and give a look of cheerfulness, so …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… in the grounds about this seat, are some venerable oak trees, with decaying branches, long since past the meridian …