Survey of London: Volumes 31 and 32, St James Westminster, Part 2. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1963.
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a. No. 7 Burlington Gardens as Royal Bank of Scotland: staircase compartment in 1944.
No. 7 Burlington Gardens
No. 7 Burlington Gardens as Royal Bank of Scotland: staircase compartment in 1944.
Giacomo Leoni, architect, 1721: altered by J. Vardy 1785–9 with plasterwork by Joseph Rose (p. 465)
b. No. 7 Burlington Gardens as Royal Bank of Scotland: staircase compartment in 1944.
No. 7 Burlington Gardens
No. 7 Burlington Gardens as Royal Bank of Scotland: staircase compartment in 1944.
Giacomo Leoni, architect, 1721: altered by J. Vardy 1785–9 with plasterwork by Joseph Rose (p. 465)
c. No. 7 Burlington Gardens as Royal Bank of Scotland: staircase compartment in 1944.
No. 7 Burlington Gardens
No. 7 Burlington Gardens as Royal Bank of Scotland: staircase compartment in 1944.
Giacomo Leoni, architect, 1721: altered by J. Vardy 1785–9 with plasterwork by Joseph Rose (p. 465)