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  LB74

  109D 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: LB74

• Geography

  LB75

  109E 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: LB75

• Geography

  LB76

  109F 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: LB76

• Geography

  LB77

  109G 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: LB77

• Geography

  LB78

  109H 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: LB78

• Geography

  LB79

  109I 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: LB79

• Geography

  LB80

  109J 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: LB80

• Geography

  LB81

  All Souls Church, Station Road, London, NW10 4UJ

  Church of All Souls. 1879. Architect E J Tarver. Brick church in Gothic style of elaborate design, the original part is octagonal; the nave was added by Tarver in 1890 and a new west front was added in 1978. The very elaborate roof to the octagonal part is illustrated in Pevsner; The Buildings of England: Middlesex.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB81

• Geography

  LB82

  35-37 Ealing Road, Wembley, HA0 4AE

  St Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Former Presbyterian church. 1904, to the designs of Thomas Collcutt and Stanley Hamp, who was also chief benefactor of the church. Brick in Flemish bond with pebble dash; stone, artificial stone, and brick dressings. Gable-facing roof of tile, rounded to apse. A style strongly influenced by the Arts and Crafts manner.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB82

• Geography

  LB83

  842 Harrow Road, London, NW10 5JU

  842, Harrow Road. Early 19th century. Restored 20th century. Two storeys, stucco, 3 windows, the outer ones 19th century sashes with slatted shutters. Central columned porch with balcony over. Round headed doorway. Central French casement opening onto balcony. Bracketed eaves, flat pitched hipped slate roof.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB83

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