Survey of London Monograph 1, Trinity Hospital, Mile End

The architectural history of the Trinity Hospital, or College, built in 1695 by the Trinity Corporation.

Citation:

C R Ashbee, Survey of London Monograph 1, Trinity Hospital, Mile End (London, 1896), British History Online https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/survey-london/bk1 [accessed 12 February 2025].

Title	Page(s)
Survey committee	3
Prefatory note	5
List of illustrations	6
The purpose of the monograph	7
The Trinity College as a record of the Middle Ages	8-12
The College as a record of the Stuart period	13-17
The College as it is	18-21
The evidence of Christopher Wren	22-24
The protest against the destruction of the College	25-33
Bibliography	34
Index	35-36
Plate 1: Plan of the whole site	1
Plate 2: General view	2
Plate 3: Front elevation and elevation of east wing	3
Plate 4: Elevation of the east gable	4
Plate 5: Detail of mouldings	5
Plate 6: Elevation of chapel with sections	6
Plate 7: Stained glass in south-east window	7
Plate 8: Stained glass in south-west window	8
Plate 9: Statue of Captain Maples	9
Plate 10: Statue of Captain Sandes	10
Plate 11: Reading room	11
Plate 12: Two old captains playing drafts	12
Plate 13: Sketch from the Governor's Room	13

Survey of London Monograph 1, Trinity Hospital, Mile End

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