Survey of London: Volume 40, the Grosvenor Estate in Mayfair, Part 2 (The Buildings). Originally published by London County Council, London, 1980.
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a. Robert Street chapel about to be demolished in 1890 (p. 93).
Robert Street chapel about to be demolished in 1890 (p. 93).
Boldings, Davies Street, being erected on right
b. Junction of Thomas (now Binney) Street and Robert (now Weighhouse) Street, looking north in 1888
Junction of Thomas (now Binney) Street and Robert (now Weighhouse) Street, looking north in 1888
c. Duke Street Electricity Sub-station, east pavilion in 1978.
Duke Street Electricity Sub-station, east pavilion in 1978.
C. Stanley Peach, architect, 1903–5 (p. 91)
d. King's Weigh House Church from south-east in 1965.
King's Weigh House Church from south-east in 1965.
Alfred Waterhouse, architect, 1889–91 (p. 87). The viewpoint is the same as in b