Survey of London: Volumes 31 and 32, St James Westminster, Part 2. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1963.
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b, c. Houses erected in 1820's on site of Carnaby Market (pp. 198, 202)
a. Proposal for widening Shugg Lane (now Glasshouse Street) at intersection with Piccadilly, 1796 (p. 67)
Proposal for widening Shugg Lane (now Glasshouse Street) at intersection with Piccadilly, 1796 (p. 67)
b. Nos. 36–33 (consec.) Marshall Street in 1962
Nos. 36–33 (consec.) Marshall Street in 1962
c. Nos. 10–1 (consec.) Newburgh Street in 1960
Nos. 10–1 (consec.) Newburgh Street in 1960