Today, Westminster and Whitehall are thought of in terms of public buildings and monuments, not private houses and domestic interiors, and it is hard to envisage this are as largely covered by the two Royal palaces that, by the time Whitehall was gutted by fire in 1698, rambled from the site of the Houses of Parliament to what is now Trafalgar Square.
An edition of London Interiors
(2000)
London interiors
from the archives of Country life
by John Cornforth
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London interiors: from the archives of Country life
2009, Aurum, Aurum Press, Brand: Aurum Press
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1845134338 9781845134334
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London Interiors: From the Archives of Country Life
May 1, 2000, Aurum Press, Limited
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Westminster
St James's
Green Park
Mayfair
Park Lane
North of the Park
Belgravia to Kensington.
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Originally published: 2000.
Includes index.
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