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Survey of London Monograph 11, Eastbury Manor House, Barking

Edited by Philip Norman. The history and architecture of Eastbury Manor House, between Barking and Dagenham in east London. It dates from perhaps the early sixteenth century.

Survey of London. Originally published by Guild & School of Handicraft, London, 1917.

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Table of contents

Title Page(s)
Members of the Survey Committee 3-5
Description of the plates 7-8
Preface 9-12
Eastbury Manor House: Historical notes 13-18
Eastbury Manor House: Architectural description 19-29
Bibliography 30-32
Index 33-34
Plate 1: Eastbury Manor House in 1823 1
Plate 2: Sketch view from the south 2
Plate 3: Ground and first floor plans 3
Plate 4: Roof and second floor plans and section 4
Plate 5: Cross section 5
Plate 6: North elevation 6
Plate 7: South elevation 7
Plate 8: East elevation 8
Plate 9: Detail of porch and north gable 9
Plate 10: Porch and door 10
Plate 11: Detail of chimney stack 11
Plate 12: Details of mouldings 12
Plate 13: Chimney-piece, east wing, first floor 13
Plate 14: Panelled room, ground floor 14
Plate 15: South front 15
Plate 16: South front from the south-west 16
Plate 17: South front from the south-east 17
Plate 18: West front and south-west gable 18
Plate 19: East and north fronts 19
Plate 20: Porch 20
Plate 21: Chimney stack features 21
Plate 22: Stair turret and chimney stack 22
Plate 23: Stair turret door 23
Plate 24: Roofs and chimney stack 24
Plate 25: Gable and garden entrance 25
Plate 26: Panelled room, ground floor 26
Plate 27: Fireplaces 27
Plate 28: Second floor 28
Plate 29: Barn interior 29
Plate 30: Painted room, west side 30
Plate 31: Painted room, east side 31
Plate 32: Painted gallery, second floor 32