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  • Geography

    LB105

    Flat 3, Chesham House, Walm Lane, London, NW2 4QS

    Underground station with integral shops. Station rebuilt at street level in 1925. Charles Walter Clark, architect for Metropolitan Railway Company.

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    LB105
  • Geography

    LB106

    Willesden Green Station, Walm Lane, London, NW2 4QT

    Underground station with integral shops. Station rebuilt at street level in 1925. Charles Walter Clark, architect for Metropolitan Railway Company.

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    LB106
  • Geography

    LB107

    ATM, Willesden Green Station, Walm Lane, London, NW2 4QT

    Underground station with integral shops. Station rebuilt at street level in 1925. Charles Walter Clark, architect for Metropolitan Railway Company.

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    LB107
  • Geography

    LB108

    Offices, The Stonebridge School, Shakespeare Avenue, London, NW10 8NG

    Stonebridge School, Including Former Caretaker's House, Playground Shelter and Cookery and Laundry to Nw, Former Manual Instruction Room and Playground Shelter to Se, and Boundary Walls, Gates and Railings

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    LB108
  • Geography

    LB109

    Parents Centre, The Stonebridge School, Shakespeare Avenue, London, NW10 8NG

    Stonebridge School, Including Former Caretaker's House, Playground Shelter and Cookery and Laundry to Nw, Former Manual Instruction Room and Playground Shelter to Se, and Boundary Walls, Gates and Railings

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    LB109
  • Geography

    LB110

    The Stonebridge School, Shakespeare Avenue, London, NW10 8NG

    Stonebridge School, Including Former Caretaker's House, Playground Shelter and Cookery and Laundry to Nw, Former Manual Instruction Room and Playground Shelter to Se, and Boundary Walls, Gates and Railings

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    LB110
  • Geography

    LB111

    Wembley Fire Station, 591A Harrow Road, Wembley, HA0 2EG

    ire station, 1937-9, for Wembley Urban District Council. With post-war third storey extension, single storey extension to rear of 1996 and other later alterations.

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    LB111
  • Geography

    LB112

    Brent Key Stage 2 Pupil Referral Unit, The Stonebridge School, Shakespeare Avenue, London, NW10 8NG

    Stonebridge School, Including Former Caretaker's House, Playground Shelter and Cookery and Laundry to Nw, Former Manual Instruction Room and Playground Shelter to Se, and Boundary Walls, Gates and Railings

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    LB112
  • Geography

    LB113

    16 Hillside, Stonebridge, London, NW10 8BN

    Stonebridge Park Public House. Mid 19th century. A fine symmetrical public house; 2 storey centre with extra storey to flanking gabled wings; 8 bays wide; yellow stock brick. Bracketed eaves to slate roofs; flanking wings have splayed ground floor bays; tri-partite first floor windows with segmental pediments; paired second floor windows with arched heads. Central section of ground floor with central projecting canted bay flanked by twin porches with Doric columns in antis. Continuous range of 6 arched-head windows to first floor with cast-iron canopied loggia over projecting bay and porches. Ground floor public house front somewhat altered.

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    LB113
  • Geography

    LB114

    Manager's Flat, 16 Hillside, Stonebridge, London, NW10 8BN

    Stonebridge Park Public House. Mid 19th century. A fine symmetrical public house; 2 storey centre with extra storey to flanking gabled wings; 8 bays wide; yellow stock brick. Bracketed eaves to slate roofs; flanking wings have splayed ground floor bays; tri-partite first floor windows with segmental pediments; paired second floor windows with arched heads. Central section of ground floor with central projecting canted bay flanked by twin porches with Doric columns in antis. Continuous range of 6 arched-head windows to first floor with cast-iron canopied loggia over projecting bay and porches. Ground floor public house front somewhat altered.

    Reference
    LB114