The story of a printing house : being a short account of the Strahans and Spottiswoodes (1912)
Austen-Leigh, Richard Arthur, 1872-1961, Rogers, Bruce, 1870-1957, former owner, Frederic W. Goudy Collection (Library of Congress) DLC, Pforzheimer Bruce Rogers Collection (Library of Congress) DLC · London : Spottiswoode · leaf 28
alph Neville, Bishop of Chichester 1222-1244,the bishops of that diocese holding property inthese parts (cf. Chichester Rents). PembertonRow is probably named after Sir JamesPemberton, a benefactor of the GoldsmithsCompany. The block of premises in the centre of New-street Square, known as Macleans… … New-street Square and its Neighbourhood in 1772From Matt lands History of London THE STORY OF A PRINTING HOUSE Lane, now occupied by Spottiswoode & Co.,originally consisted of some seven houses inNew-street Square, eight in Little New Street,and about eight more in Shoe Lane. It wasbounded on…
Spottiswoode & Co. Ltd · Printers · Printing
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