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London's Houses

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Shutting the door on the world outside and embarking on a journey through an historic house releases the magic of time travel. It s an opportunity to recreate imaginatively a specific era peopled by characters whose lives can only be guessed at, or to re-run incidents from a well-known biography in their setting. London has an amazing range of houses regularly open to the public, and this book covers them all. Architects from Robert Adam to Ern Goldfinger are represented. In social terms, the spectrum runs from the destitute who filled the workhouse now known as Vestry House in Walthamstow, to aristocrats and royalty busily building and coupling in Kensington and Twickenham. With architectural details and social history, biographies and practical information, this book provides everything visitors need to plan a trip back through the centuries. This second edition of London s Houses is now in full colour. The new edition has been entirely updated to include changes such as the refurbishment Kenwood House and the addition of four historic houses as well as new photographs and maps.

Genre: Arts & Photography, Architecture
Format: Paperback
Published: 2014
Pages: 392
Publisher: Metro Publications, N1
ISBN: 9781902910505

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