In the foreground are numbers 36-38, a pair of timber framed houses built in the Vernacular Revival style in 1857. Adjacent are the buildings of 40-44 Eastgate Street which were replaced in the early 20th century by a mock Tudor group. Furthest from the camera is the Grosvenor Hotel dating from the 1860s.
This is part of the Series: BHL01/02 Images from the Howarth-Loomes Collection excluding those used in the Historic Views of London publication; within the Collection: BHL01 B E C Howarth-Loomes
Source: Historic England Archive
Collector: Howarth-Loomes, Bernard Edward Charles
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