Survey of London Monograph 7, East Acton Manor House

An account of this manor house, rebuilt in the late seventeenth or early eighteenth century, and demolished in 1911.

Citation:

Philip Norman, Survey of London Monograph 7, East Acton Manor House ( London, 1921), British History Online https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/survey-london/bk7 [accessed 23 November 2024].

Title	Page(s)
Survey Committee	3-5
Description of the plates	7
Heraldic illustrations	8
Preface	9
East Acton Manor House: Architectural description	11-14
East Acton Manor House: Historical notes	15-18
East Acton Manor House: Biographical notes	19-24
Appendix 1: Will of John Perryn, 1656	25
Appendix 2: Lease of 1717	26-27
Appendix 3: Katharine, Viscountess Conway	28-30
Bibliography	31
Index	32-35
Plate 1: Artist's view of house and gate	1
Plate 2: East Acton in 1745	2
Plate 3: Plan of ground floor	3
Plate 4: View from the south-west	4
Plate 5: South and west fronts	5
Plate 6: West front	6
Plate 7: South front	7
Plate 8: East front	8
Plate 9: East entrance front	9
Plate 10: Doorway to east front	10
Plate 11: Elevation of east front	11
Plate 12: North front	12
Plate 13: North entrance	13
Plate 14: Staircase on ground floor	14
Plate 15: Staircase, upper part	15
Plate 16: Landing	16
Plate 17: Fireplace details	17
Plate 18: Watercolour drawing of the hall	18
Plate 19: Panelling and doorway	19
Plate 20: Memorial tablet to Lady Conway	20

Survey of London Monograph 7, East Acton Manor House

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