Stiffleaf's photos
71 south audley street, london
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this wonderful georgian house on the corner with south street was built in 1736-7 by edward shepherd. in the back garden a kentian screen contains the kitchen flues in the most elegant manner.
71, south audley street, london
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this wonderful georgian house on the corner with south street was built in 1736-7 by edward shepherd. in the back garden a kentian screen contains the kitchen flues in the most elegant manner.
1 + 2 south audley street, london
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built c1878 by frederick cockerell in the french renaissance terracotta style rampant in west london at that time. lots of green men.
1 + 2 south audley street, london
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built c1878 by frederick cockerell in the french renaissance terracotta style rampant in west london at that time. lots of green men.
1 + 2 south audley street, london
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built 1878-9 by frederick cockerell and george aitchison. in the french renaissance terracotta style rampant in west london at that time. lots of green men.
1 + 2 south audley street, london
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begun1878 by frederick cockerell, completed 1879 by george aitchison. in the french renaissance terracotta style rampant in west london at that time. lots of green men.
1 + 2 south audley street, london
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built 1878-9 by frederick cockerell and george aitchison in the french renaissance terracotta style rampant in west london at that time. lots of green men.
christ church down street, london
94, piccadilly, london
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once the naval and military club, now empty and overgrown. this building was built by matthew brettingham in 1756-60 for lord egremont
94, piccadilly, london
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once the naval and military club, now empty and overgrown. this building was built by matthew brettingham in 1756-60 for lord egremont
the panyer boy, panyer alley, london
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mentioned in stow's survey of london of 1598/1603, the pannier boy is the property of the city livery company of the vintners. a corn market was nearby, and the boy seems to be crushing grapes between hand and foot, in fact , the boy used to be known as pick-my-toe. panyer alley is in fact not the highest ground in the city, cornhill is 2 ft. higher above sea level. 1688 seems to be the date of restoration.
stationers hall, london
stationers hall, london
stationers hall, london
stationers hall, london
stationers hall, london
stationers hall, london
stationers hall, london
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a new wing was added to mylne's hall of 1800 in 1887,with plenty of green men in a frieze across the front
