London County Council, London Survey Committee, Joint Publishing Committee Representing the London County Council and the London Survey Committee · London County Council [etc.] · leaf 52
the treat-ment of the fanlights. The two doors differslightly, but both have a not unpleasing cor-nice, and a frieze decorated with slightly sunkcarving, supported by pilasters, which are pan-DOORWAY AT No. 15. elled in No. 14 and reeded in No. 15. In the committees ms. collection are— 3161. Nos.… … 29 CHELSEA. XXL—Formerly No. 41 QUEENS ROAD WEST(PARADISE ROW). This house, which stood on the north side of the road next but one tothe eastern corner of Christchurch Street, was of early date and probably one ofthe original buildings of Paradise Row. It, and its fellow, stood back a con-siderable…
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