Berry Bros & Rudd Ltd
Lock & Co
Balconies
Little St James's St SW1
Lock & Co window
Lobb
Berry Bros & Rudd sign
No. 3
Pickering Place ->
Pickering Place
Pickering Place sundial
Texas Legation
Pickering Place SW1
Lock & Co sign
Reputedly the second oldest licence in the West En…
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Locke & Co window
Established 1849
Lobb
Modern St James's
King Street SW1
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Crown Passage SW1
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On guard
No access for contractors or military vehicles
Milkmaids Passage
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Reflection in a puddle
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Sudanese flag
Embassy of the Republic of the Sudan
Russell Court SW1
Reflection in a puddle
Mews
Pathway
Back of Mark Mason's Hall
St James's Palace
St James's Palace
St James's St SW1
St James's Place SW1
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Chopin blue plaque
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Restituta anno domini MDCCCXLIX
Restored in 1849
Bridgewater House, Cleveland Row SW1
Grade 1 listed. See British Listed Buildings
What I can't quite work out from that is how does being restored in 1849 relate to the listing text that reads " Final design 1845 by Sir Charles Barry, completed 1854 for Lord Ellesmere."
Now owned by family of Greek shipowner Yiannis Latsis. See Wikipedia
Bridgewater House, Cleveland Row SW1
Grade 1 listed. See British Listed Buildings
What I can't quite work out from that is how does being restored in 1849 relate to the listing text that reads " Final design 1845 by Sir Charles Barry, completed 1854 for Lord Ellesmere."
Now owned by family of Greek shipowner Yiannis Latsis. See Wikipedia
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