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• Geography

  LB62

  107B High Street, London, NW10 4TS

  105, 107 and 109, High Street. Ranges of late 19th century red brick buildings in Flemish style with ground floor shops. Three main storeys; roof line broken by stepped and shaped Flemish gables of different designs. Shops mostly altered. The similar treatment to the Green Man (qv) suggests the same architects.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB62

• Geography

  LB65

  Church Hall, Shrine of Our Lady of Willesden, Nicoll Road, London, NW10 9AX

  Church of Our Lady of Willesden. 1930. Roman Catholic Church by Wilfred C Mangan of Preston. Severe and dignified large brick church. Modern Romanesque with apsidal chancel and small campanile. Long narrow windows. Interior: sand faced cement with deep concrete ribs to nave roof and apse giving a wide span.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB65

• Geography

  LB66

  Trough outside 665, Harrow Road, London

  Trough Outside Number 665. Mid to late C19. Cast iron water trough outside public house, with curved flange.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB66

• Geography

  LB67

  109 High Street, London, NW10 4TS

  105, 107 and 109, High Street. Ranges of late 19th century red brick buildings in Flemish style with ground floor shops. Three main storeys; roof line broken by stepped and shaped Flemish gables of different designs. Shops mostly altered. The similar treatment to the Green Man (qv) suggests the same architects.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB67

• Geography

  LB68

  Flat 1, 109 High Street, London, NW10 4TS

  105, 107 and 109, High Street. Ranges of late 19th century red brick buildings in Flemish style with ground floor shops. Three main storeys; roof line broken by stepped and shaped Flemish gables of different designs. Shops mostly altered. The similar treatment to the Green Man (qv) suggests the same architects.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB68

• Geography

  LB69

  Flat 2, 109 High Street, London, NW10 4TS

  105, 107 and 109, High Street. Ranges of late 19th century red brick buildings in Flemish style with ground floor shops. Three main storeys; roof line broken by stepped and shaped Flemish gables of different designs. Shops mostly altered. The similar treatment to the Green Man (qv) suggests the same architects.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB69

• Geography

  LB70

  A Pousada, 109 High Street, London, NW10 4TS

  Green Man Public House. 1906, by Harrison and Ward. Symmetrical red brick facade with stone dressings and flanking arch to yard with oriel window over; 3 storeys; 3 bays width to main building. Ground floor composed of wide flat stuccoed arches. Arched heads to first floor windows. Two shaped Dutch gables, altered. Included for group value.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB70

• Geography

  LB71

  109A High Street, London, NW10 4TS

  Green Man Public House. 1906, by Harrison and Ward. Symmetrical red brick facade with stone dressings and flanking arch to yard with oriel window over; 3 storeys; 3 bays width to main building. Ground floor composed of wide flat stuccoed arches. Arched heads to first floor windows. Two shaped Dutch gables, altered. Included for group value.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB71

• Geography

  LB72

  109B High Street, London, NW10 4TS

  Green Man Public House. 1906, by Harrison and Ward. Symmetrical red brick facade with stone dressings and flanking arch to yard with oriel window over; 3 storeys; 3 bays width to main building. Ground floor composed of wide flat stuccoed arches. Arched heads to first floor windows. Two shaped Dutch gables, altered. Included for group value.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB72

• Geography

  LB73

  109C High Street, London, NW10 4TS

  Green Man Public House. 1906, by Harrison and Ward. Symmetrical red brick facade with stone dressings and flanking arch to yard with oriel window over; 3 storeys; 3 bays width to main building. Ground floor composed of wide flat stuccoed arches. Arched heads to first floor windows. Two shaped Dutch gables, altered. Included for group value.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB73

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