Plate 126

Survey of London: Volumes 31 and 32, St James Westminster, Part 2. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1963.

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In this section

a. Nos. 41 (Hickford's)–38 (consec.) Brewer Street, 1719, in 1933.

Figure 126c:

Nos. 41 (Hickford's)–38 (consec.) Brewer Street, 1719, in 1933.

Nicholas Dubois, architect, lessee of No. 41 (pp. 121, 124). Demolished

b. Nos. 41–49 (odd) Lexington Street, 1719, in 1962 (p. 135)

Figure 126b:

Nos. 41–49 (odd) Lexington Street, 1719, in 1962 (p. 135)

c. Nos. 58–48 (even) Broadwick Street, 1720–3, in 1962 (p. 214)

Figure 126c:

Nos. 58–48 (even) Broadwick Street, 1720–3, in 1962 (p. 214)