Survey of London: Volumes 31 and 32, St James Westminster, Part 2. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1963.
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Commercial Buildings
a. No. 18 Great Marlborough Street, 1894, in 1960.
No. 18 Great Marlborough Street, 1894, in 1960.
P. G. Stone, architect (p. 257). Demolished
b. Nos. 5–1 (consec.) Poland Street, 1902–3, in 1962.
Nos. 5–1 (consec.) Poland Street, 1902–3, in 1962.
Bartlett and Ross, architects (p. 245)
c. Nos. 34–36 Golden Square, 1914, in 1956.
Nos. 34–36 Golden Square, 1914, in 1956.
Leonard Stokes, architect (p. 163)
d. Ideal House, Great Marlborough Street, 1927–9, in 1962.
Ideal House, Great Marlborough Street, 1927–9, in 1962.
Gordon Jeeves and Raymond Hood, architects (p. 307)