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PLATES AND IMAGES

Complete Series with Images. (These will take several minutes.) Because of the size of this series it has been divided into two separate sections for access. Each section will occupy a separate window in your terminal so that you can view both together.

Section I (Plates 1-80) click
Section II (Plates 81-159) click

Individual Plates and Images:

Title Plate click
1. London click
2. Bank of England click
3. The Coliseum, Regent's Park click
4. York Gate, Regent's Park & Mary-le-Bone Church click
5. East Gate, Regent's Park click
6. Clarence Terrace, Regent's Park click
7. All Soul's Church, Langham Place click
8. St Pancras Church, West Front click
9. Hanover Terrace, Regent's Park click
10. Villa in the Regent's Park click
11. Regent's Quadrant click
12. Macclesfield Bridge, Regent's Park click
13. Southwark Bridge, from Bankside click
14. Waterloo Bridge click
15. Statue of Achilles. In Hyde Park click
16. Entrance to the Kings Palace. Hyde Park Corner click
17. Hanover Lodge, Regent's Park click
18. Cornwall Terrace, Regent's Park click
19. College of the Church Missionary Society, Islington click
20. Highbury College, South West Front click
21. St. Philip's Chapel, Regent Street click
22. St George's Chapel, Regent Street click
23. The Limehouse Dock, Regent's Canal click
24. The Double Lock, & Islington Tunnel, Regent's Canal click
25. The Holme, Regent's Park, residence of James Burton click
26. Ulster Terrace, Regent's Park click
27. Chapel of Ease, West Hackney click
28. St John's, Hoxton click
29. Part of the East Side of Regent Street click
30. United Service Military Club House, Haymarket Theatre... click
31. Villa in Regent's Park, the residence of John Maberly click
32. York Terrace, Regent's Park click
33. St. Paul's School click
34. The London Institution, Finsbury Circus click
35. Chapel of Ease, to Marylebone, Stafford St. New Road click
36. St. Peter's Church, Eaton Square, Pimlico click
37. The New Bridge, over the Serpentine, Hyde Park click
38. Richmond Terrace, Whitehall click
39. New Church, Somers Town click
40. New Church, Haggerstone click
41. The Royal Hospital of St Katherine, Regent's Park click
42. Residence of Genl. Sir Herbert Taylor, Bart. click
43. Plan of the Regent's Park (not yet available)
44. Villa in the Regent's Park,.... click
45. Cumberland Terrace, Regent's Park click
46. The Catholic Church, Finsbury click
47. Finsbury Chapel click
48. Buildings on the East Side of Regent Street click
49. Cambridge Terrace and the Coliseum Regent's Park click
50. Haberdasher's Alms Houses, Hoxton click
51. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden click
52. York House, St James's Park click
53. Regent Street from the Circus Piccadilly... click
54. St. Luke's Church, Chelsea click
55. St Mark the Evangelist, Pentonville click
56. Lord Grosvenor's Gallery, Park Lane click
57. The Royal College of Surgeons, Lincolns Inn Fields click
58. City Basin, Regent's Canal click
59. Entrance to the Regent's Canal, Limehouse click
60. Waterloo Place, & Part of Regent Street click
61. Regent Street, from the Quadrant click
62. The Quadrant, and Part of Regent Street click
63. Harmonic Institution, Regent Street click
64. The New Treasury, Whitehall click
65. Italian Opera House, Haymarket. From Pall Mall East click
66. Whittington's Alms Houses, Highgate click
67. Brewer's Alms Houses, Mile End click
68. An Island on the Lake & Part of ... Regent's Park click
69. The Colliseum and Part of the Lake, Regent's Park click
70. Surry Theatre, Blackfriars Road click
71. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane click
72. The New College of Physicians, Pall Mall East click
73. Improvements, Charing Cross click
74. The New Church, Regent Square, Sidmouth Street click
75. The New Church, Camden Town, click
76. Furnivals Inn, Holborn click
77. New Government Mes, Princes' Street click
78. Junction of the Regent's Canal click
79. Regent's Park East Gate & St. Katherine's Hospital click
80. Asylum for Female Orphans, Westminster click
81. Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly click
82. Trinity Church, New Road click
83. St Mary's Church, Wyndham Place click
84. Salters-Hall click
85. The Guild-Hall click
86. South Villa, Regent's Park click
87. Chester Terace, Regent's Park click
88. Bank of England from Lothbury click
89. Bank of England from St Bartholomew Lane click
90. St. Mary-le-Bone Chapel, St. John's Wood Road click
91. Doric Villa, Regent's Park click
92. Suspension Bridge, Hammersmith click
93. New London Bridge with the Lord Mayor's Procession click
94. Villa in the Regent's Park click
95. St. Andrew's Place, Regent's Park click
96. The Guildhall, Westminster click
97. Pall Mall East and the University Club House click
98. New Church, Waterloo Road click
99. St, Barnabas, King Square click
100. The New Custom House from Billingsgate click
101. The New Post Office, St Martins le-Grand click
102. New Church, Stepney click
103. The New Hall, Christ's Hospital click
104. Grand Entrance to Hyde Park, Piccadilly click
105. One of the New Lodges, Hyde Park click
106. N.W. View of the London Horse and Carriage Repository click
107. S.E. View of the London Horse and Carriage Repository click
108. The London University click
109. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury Square click
110. Crockford's Club House, St. James's Street click
111. Burlington Arcade, Piccadilly click
112. The New Corn Exchange, Mark Lane click
113. The Custom House, from Thames Street click
114. St. Paul's Church, Ball's Pond click
115. The Unitarian Chapel, Finsbury click
116. N.E. Side of Belgrave Square, Pimlico click
117. Belgrave Chapel & W. side of Belgrave Square click
118. The Temple Church click
119. The Russell Institution, Great Coram Street click
120. The New Caledonian Asylum click
121. Albion Chapel, Moorgate click
122. Part of W. Side of Regent Street click
123. Part of W. Side of Regent Street, continued click
124. St. Martin's Church, from Pall Mall East click
125. Suffolk Street, Pall Mall East click
126. West Side of Langham Place click
127. Part of East Side of Regent Street click
128. Royal Exchange, Cornhill click
129. St. Bride's Avenue, Fleet Street click
130. Park Village East, Regent's Park (canal) click
131. Park Village East, Regent's Park (street front) click
132. The Parliament House from Old Palace Yard click
133. The King's Entrance to the House of Lords click
134. Royal York Baths, Regents Park click
135. Sussex Place, Regent's Park click
136. London Ophthalmic Infirmary, &c. Finsbury click
137. Asylum for the Indigent Blind, Westminster Road click
138. Part of east Side, Regent Street click
139. Part of West Side of Regent Street click
140. West Gate, Regent's Park click
141. Cumberland Terrace, Regent's Park click
142. Trinity Church, Cloudesley Square click
143. New National Scotch Church, Sidmouth Street click
144. East Side of Park Crescent click
145. East Side of Park Square and Diorama, Regent's Park click
146. Licensed Victuallers School, Kennington click
147. London Orphan Asylum, Clapton click
148. The New Shot Mill, near Waterloo Bridge click
149. Vauxhall Bridge, from Millbank click
150. New Bethlem Hospital, St George's Fields click
151. Penitentiary, Millbank, Westminster click
152. Albanuy Cottage, Regent's Park click
153. Apsley House, Hyde Park Corner click
154. Gas Works, near Regent's Canal click
155. Buildings, Highfield, Camden Road click
156. The N.W. Façade of the New Covent Garden Market click
157. Auction Mart, St. Bartholomew's Lane click
158. St. John's Church, Holloway click
159. The New Library and Parliament Chambers, Temple click

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SHEPHERD AND ELMES "METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS" (1827-30)

154 Uncoloured steel-engravings from drawings by Thomas Hosmer Shepherd and the accompanying text by Elmes. The series is dominated by Regent's Park, Regent Street and the Regent's Canal, with 32 plates devoted to the first. 32 Plates are of churches. This series of prints is Series 154 as catalogued in London Illustrated 1604-1851 by Bernard Adams. The image below is New London Bridge, with the Lord Mayor's Procession passing under the unfinished arches, Novr. 9, 1827..

See below for a complete list and access to images of all of the plates.

SOURCE OF IMAGES AND COPYRIGHT

The images in this series in the Motco Enterprises Limited database were photographed digitally by Motco from a bound volume in the Motco collection. The photography is carried out only to the extent possible without damage to the bound original. In some cases this results in some cropping of the caption, or image.

The larger (digital) images in the database are marked as Copyright Motco 2000. They may only be copied for personal use. If you require access to the images for commercial use, in hard copy or digital form, please contact Motco.

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