Survey of London: Volumes 29 and 30, St James Westminster, Part 1. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1960.
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In this section
a. Nos. 66–67 St. James's Street and 1 St. James's Place, 1899–1900.
Nos. 66–67 St. James's Street and 1 St. James's Place
R. J. Worley, architect (p. 473)
b. Nos. 7–8 Park Place, 1891–2.
Nos. 7–8 Park Place
H. H. and M. E. Collins, architects (p. 543)
c. No. 11 Ryder Street, 1864–5.
No. 11 Ryder Street
John Norton, architect. Two east bays (lefl) added by William Woodward 1900–1 (p. 318)
d. No. 63 St. James's Street, 1886–8.
No. 63 St. James's Street
Messrs. Davis and Emanuel, architects (p. 472)