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Georgian Buildings Collection: The Royal Crescent, Bath K991510

The Royal Crescent, Bath K991510
THE ROYAL CRESCENT, Bath. Exterior of Nos 4 - 8

Georgian Buildings Collection: The Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich N060940

The Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich N060940
OLD ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE, Greenwich, London. An aerial view of the baroque Naval College, Queens House, National Maritime Museum and Greenwich Park with The Royal Observatory

Georgian Buildings Collection: Brunswick Square, Hove, Brighton N071030

Brunswick Square, Hove, Brighton N071030
BRUNSWICK SQUARE, Hove, Brighton, East Sussex. Exterior detail, west elevation

Georgian Buildings Collection: Clifton EPW005463

Clifton EPW005463
CLIFTON, Bristol. Aerial view of Clifton showing the Avon Gorge and Suspension Bridge photographed in March 1921. This area of Clifton includes a lot of Georgian

Georgian Buildings Collection: Smeatons Tower N080736

Smeatons Tower N080736
SMEATONs TOWER, The Hoe, Plymouth, Devon. View of Smeatons Tower which was largely dismantled from Eddystone Rocks and reassembled on Plymouth Hoe as a memorial

Georgian Buildings Collection: Georgian Pump Room, Bath K991538

Georgian Pump Room, Bath K991538
GEORGIAN PUMP ROOM, Bath. Stall Street entrance to baths (view of pediment with inscription)

Georgian Buildings Collection: Guildhall, Bath K991508

Guildhall, Bath K991508
GUILDHALL, Bath. Exterior of the Guildhall showing frieze

Georgian Buildings Collection: Marble Hill House DP371150

Marble Hill House DP371150
MARBLE HILL HOUSE, Richmond, Twickenham, Middlesex. General view of house from north west

Georgian Buildings Collection: Marble Hill House DP371148

Marble Hill House DP371148
MARBLE HILL HOUSE, Richmond, Twickenham, Middlesex. General view of house from south east

Georgian Buildings Collection: Assize Courts, York Castle IC121_005

Assize Courts, York Castle IC121_005
Reconstruction drawing showing an elevation of the grand east facade of the Assize Courts at York Castle, as it is likely to have looked after it was built in 1777. Terry Ball. April 1985

Georgian Buildings Collection: Female Prison, York Castle IC121_003

Female Prison, York Castle IC121_003
Reconstruction drawing showing an elevation of the grand west facade of the Female Prison at York Castle, as it is likely to have looked after it was built in the early 1780s. Terry Ball. April 1985

Georgian Buildings Collection: Kidderminster workshops a99_05229

Kidderminster workshops a99_05229
Queen Street, Kidderminster, Worcestershire. Houses with upper storey workshops. Queen Street was developed for cloth weavers in the late 18th century. A few of these buildings survive

Georgian Buildings Collection: Royal York Cresent DP146955

Royal York Cresent DP146955
Royal York Cresent, Clifton, Bristol from west. Photographed in October 2011

Georgian Buildings Collection: The Paragon DP146953

The Paragon DP146953
The Paragon, Clifton, Bristol, from Royal York Cresent. Photographed in October 2011

Georgian Buildings Collection: Southill Park 29690_021

Southill Park 29690_021
Southill Park, Biggleswade, Bedfordshire. 18th century country house first built in brick around 1720. It was later remodelled and clad in stone by Henry Holland in the 1790s

Georgian Buildings Collection: Youngsbury 29682_038

Youngsbury 29682_038
Youngsbury, Thundridge, Hertfordshire. Mid 18th century country house built in brick as a pedimented Palladian villa

Georgian Buildings Collection: Youngsbury 29682_027

Youngsbury 29682_027
Youngsbury, Thundridge, Hertfordshire. Mid 18th century country house built in brick as a pedimented Palladian villa

Georgian Buildings Collection: Sacombe House 29682_016

Sacombe House 29682_016
Sacombe House, Sacombe Park, Hertfordshire. Neo-classical Georgian country house built 1803-06. Restoration works are in progress

Georgian Buildings Collection: Luton Hoo 29680_022

Luton Hoo 29680_022
Luton Hoo, Bedfordshire. Country House originally designed by Robert Adam and begun in 1767. It was later remodelled by Robert Smirke c.1830

Georgian Buildings Collection: Ashridge 29679_022

Ashridge 29679_022
Ashridge House, Little Gaddesden, Hertfordshire. Gothic Revival country house built by James Wyatt 1808-13. It is now used as a management college

Georgian Buildings Collection: Milton Abbey 29670_024

Milton Abbey 29670_024
Milton Abbey, Dorset. A georgian country house and the remains of the adjoining monastic church. The house is early Gothic Revival style, 1771-76 by Sir W Chambers and J Wyatt

Georgian Buildings Collection: Milton Abbey 29670_032

Milton Abbey 29670_032
Milton Abbey, Dorset. A georgian country house and the remains of the adjoining monastic church. The house is early Gothic Revival style, 1771-76 by Sir W Chambers and J Wyatt

Georgian Buildings Collection: St Pauls Birmingham 18492_07

St Pauls Birmingham 18492_07
St Pauls Church, St Pauls Square, Birmingham, West Midlands. Built in 1776-9 to the designs of Roger Eykyn as the centrepiece of a fine square of town houses built for merchants

Georgian Buildings Collection: Stourhead JEH_00431_54b

Stourhead JEH_00431_54b
Stourhead, Wiltshire. Stourhead is best known for its landscape gardens, laid out between 1741 and 1780. The house was erected in the 1720s in the Palladian style

Georgian Buildings Collection: The Circus, Bath JEH_22026_35a

The Circus, Bath JEH_22026_35a
The Circus, Bath. The Circus was built by John Wood the elder in 1754-8. It was an original and innovative design, bending terraces of housing into tight curves

Georgian Buildings Collection: Luton Hoo 29681_001

Luton Hoo 29681_001
Luton Hoo, Bedfordshire. First designed by Robert Adam and begun in 1767, it was later remodelled by Robert Smirke in around 1830 and again after 1903. It is now a country house hotel

Georgian Buildings Collection: Horton Tower 27564_038

Horton Tower 27564_038
Horton Tower, Dorset. An 18th century brick-built observatory

Georgian Buildings Collection: Castle Howard 28331_049

Castle Howard 28331_049
Castle Howard, North Yorkshire. The centrepiece in Sir John Vanbrughs great design, started in 1699 but still incomplete by Vanbrughs death in 1726

Georgian Buildings Collection: Temple of the Four Winds 28331_042

Temple of the Four Winds 28331_042
Temple of the Four Winds, Castle Howard, North Yorkshire. One of the key garden buildings in Sir John Vanbrughs designed landscape

Georgian Buildings Collection: The Admiralty, Whitehall 1750s 6C_WHI_1750_B

The Admiralty, Whitehall 1750s 6C_WHI_1750_B
The Admiralty building near Whitehall, Westminster, London. Admiralty was built by Thomas Ripley 1723-26. Engraving of 1750 by B. Cole. Mayson Beeton Collection

Georgian Buildings Collection: The Treasury, 1750s 6C_WHI_1750_A

The Treasury, 1750s 6C_WHI_1750_A
The Treasury in St James Park, Westminster, London. The Treasury was built 1733-36 by William Kent. Engraving of 1750 by B. Cole. Mayson Beeton Collection

Georgian Buildings Collection: Henham Hall a51_04963

Henham Hall a51_04963
Henham Hall, Henham Park, Suffolk. View of the south front, photographed in 1951 by Herbert Felton. Henham Hall was demolished in 1953

Georgian Buildings Collection: The Library, Kenwood House N130057

The Library, Kenwood House N130057
KENWOOD HOUSE, London. Interior view of the Robert Adam Library. 2013

Georgian Buildings Collection: Royal Crescent EPW001949

Royal Crescent EPW001949
BATH, Somerset. Aerial view of the Royal Crescent, Bath, built between 1767 and 1774 by John Wood. It is considered amongst the greatest examples of Georgian architecture. Photographed in July 1920

Georgian Buildings Collection: Dining room fireplace, Bath House, Piccadilly BL21168

Dining room fireplace, Bath House, Piccadilly BL21168
BATH HOUSE, 82 Piccadilly, London. Interior view. The fireplace in the dining room at Bath House. Commissioned by Sir Julius Wernher and photographed by H Bedford Lemere in March 1911

Georgian Buildings Collection: Wellington Arch N110232

Wellington Arch N110232
WELLINGTON ARCH, Hyde Park Corner, Westminster, London. " Entrance to the Kings Palace" by T H Shepherd. Published in James Elmes (1827) " Metropolitan Improvements

Georgian Buildings Collection: Buckingham Palace N110239

Buckingham Palace N110239
BUCKINGHAM PALACE, Buckingham Palace Road, City of Westminster, London. Interior view. Coloured aquatint dated 1817 by I Stephanoff

Georgian Buildings Collection: Wrest Park House N110192

Wrest Park House N110192
WREST PARK HOUSE AND GARDENS, Bedfordshire. View from north west

Georgian Buildings Collection: Cassiobury House CC56_00850

Cassiobury House CC56_00850
CASSIOBURY HOUSE, Cassiobury Park, Watford, Hertfordshire. Looking towards the house from the south east. The Elizabethan mansion which was remodelled by Hugh May in 1675

Georgian Buildings Collection: Kirtlington Park CC56_00913

Kirtlington Park CC56_00913
KIRTLINGTON PARK, Kirtlington, Oxfordshire. Exterior view of handsome palladian house built for Sir James Dashwood in 1742-6 taken from the south east. Photographed by Henry Taunt

Georgian Buildings Collection: Royal Pavilion, Brighton FF98_00165

Royal Pavilion, Brighton FF98_00165
ROYAL PAVILION, Brighton, East Sussex. Exterior view of the Royal Pavilion at Brighton showing the domes. Photographed by Eric de Mare between 1960 and 1969

Georgian Buildings Collection: Coopers Hall, Bristol a98_04318

Coopers Hall, Bristol a98_04318
COOPERs HALL, King Street, Bristol. Perspective view of Coopers Hall, Bristol, with the first two gables of St Nicholas Almshouse just visible

Georgian Buildings Collection: Park Crescent, Regents Park a98_07064

Park Crescent, Regents Park a98_07064
PARK CRESCENT, Regents Park, Westminster, London. View of Park Crescent in Regents Park. The Crescent was designed by John Nash as part of his commission from George IV to design terraces around

Georgian Buildings Collection: Auckland Castle Deer House N060112

Auckland Castle Deer House N060112
AUCKLAND CASTLE DEER HOUSE, Auckland Castle Deer Park, Durham. Exterior view. The Gothic Revival eyecatcher was built in 1760 in the park of the Bishops of Durham

Georgian Buildings Collection: Harewood House BL10369

Harewood House BL10369
HAREWOOD HOUSE, West Yorkshire. The Gallery at Harewood House was designed by Robert Adam. Recorded as the library in the Bedford Lemere daybook when photographed here in 1890

Georgian Buildings Collection: Marble Hill House J870440

Marble Hill House J870440
MARBLE HILL HOUSE, Twickenham, Richmond, Middlesex. View of the South front

Georgian Buildings Collection: Royal York Crescent, Clifton, Bristol a98_04326

Royal York Crescent, Clifton, Bristol a98_04326
ROYAL YORK CRESCENT, Clifton, Bristol. View of Royal York Crescent, Clifton, which dates from circa 1810-20. Photographed by Eric de Mare. Date range: 1945 - 1980

Georgian Buildings Collection: Designs for Kenwood from Robert Adams Works J920129

Designs for Kenwood from Robert Adams Works J920129
KENWOOD HOUSE, THE IVEAGH BEQUEST, London. Architectural designs for Kenwood showing South Front details. Engraving from Robert ADAMs " Works"

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