Survey of London: Volume 39, the Grosvenor Estate in Mayfair, Part 1 (General History). Originally published by London County Council, London, 1977.
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Working-Class Housing, Photographs of the early 1930's
a. St. George's Buildings, Bourdon Street, from west.
Working-class housing.
St. George's Buildings, Bourdon Street, from west.
Henry Roberts, architect for plan, and John Newson, builder, 1852–3
b. Grosvenor Buildings, Bourdon Street, from east, with Grosvenor Hill to right.
Working-class housing.
Grosvenor Buildings, Bourdon Street, from east, with Grosvenor Hill to right.
R. H. Burden, architect, 1868–9
c. Clarendon Flats, Balderton Street (Improved Industrial Dwellings Company, 1871–2), from south, with St. Mark's Mansions (R. J. Withers, architect, 1872–3) on left
Working-class housing.
Clarendon Flats, Balderton Street (Improved Industrial Dwellings Company, 1871–2), from south, with St. Mark's Mansions (R. J. Withers, architect, 1872–3) on left
d. Balderton Flats, Balderton Street and Brown Hart Gardens (Improved Industrial Dwellings Company, 1887), from south-west
Working-class housing.
Balderton Flats, Balderton Street and Brown Hart Gardens (Improved Industrial Dwellings Company, 1887), from south-west