Survey of London: Volumes 31 and 32, St James Westminster, Part 2. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1963.
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Public Houses and Restaurants
a. Nos. 73–77 (odd) Beak Street (No. 75 formerly Three Compasses) in 1960 (p. 134)
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Nos. 73–77 (odd) Beak Street (No. 75 formerly Three Compasses) in 1960 (p. 134)
b. No. 33 Shaftesbury Avenue (formerly Prince Rupert), c. 1902, in 1960 (p. 77)
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No. 33 Shaftesbury Avenue (formerly Prince Rupert), c. 1902, in 1960 (p. 77)
c. Scott's Restaurant, Coventry Street, 1892–4, in 1895.
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Scott's Restaurant, Coventry Street, 1892–4, in 1895.
Treadwell and Martin, architects (p. 43)
d. Lyons' Corner House, Coventry Street, in 1960: (right) c. 1907, W. J. Ancell, architect: (left) 1921–3, F. J. Wills, architect (p. 43)
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Lyons' Corner House, Coventry Street, in 1960: (right) c. 1907, W. J. Ancell, architect: (left) 1921–3, F. J. Wills, architect (p. 43)