Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 118
owedwith such dignity. He also designed a magnificent approach, witha semicircular forecourt, for the northern side, between theexisting palace and the gates of Bushey Park. This was nevercarried out. His additions to Trinity College, Cambridge, mayalmost be classed as a palace. The design for the… … FIG. 185.—S.E. ANGLE, HAMPTON COURT PALACE. (WREN.) Certain achievements of Wren were eccentric. He designed theexisting towers of Westminster Abbey, a few Gothic churchesin the City, and the curiously happy upper stage of Tom Tower,Oxford. Interesting as these productions may be to a student…
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