Survey of London: Volumes 31 and 32, St James Westminster, Part 2. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1963.
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Piccadilly Circus Area
a. View before 1884 showing (left to right) Swan and Edgar's, County Fire Office, Glasshouse Street, and houses later removed for formation of Shaftesbury Avenue (p. 85).
View before 1884 showing (left to right) Swan and Edgar's, County Fire Office, Glasshouse Street, and houses later removed for formation of Shaftesbury Avenue (p. 85).
Demolished
b. Piccadilly Circus in 1909 (pp. 85–7).
Piccadilly Circus in 1909 (pp. 85–7).
Demolished