Survey of London: Volumes 31 and 32, St James Westminster, Part 2. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1963.
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Artisans' Dwellings
a. Archer Street Chambers, 1882–3, in 1960 (p. 52)
Archer Street Chambers, 1882–3, in 1960 (p. 52)
b. Ingestre Buildings, Ingestre Place, 1853–5, in 1960.
Ingestre Buildings, Ingestre Place, 1853–5, in 1960.
Charles Lee, architect (p. 229)
c. St. James's Dwellings, Ingestre Place, 1886–7, in 1960.
St. James's Dwellings, Ingestre Place, 1886–7, in 1960.
H. H. Collins, architect (p. 137)
d. Nos. 27–35 (odd) and Duke of Argyle public house, Brewer Street, 1883–5, in 1960.
Nos. 27–35 (odd) and Duke of Argyle public house, Brewer Street, 1883–5, in 1960.
R. Sawyer and J. T. Wimperis, architects (p. 120)