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Syllabus of a course of nine lectures on architecture

A syllabus of architectural lectures given by G. A. T. Middleton, A.R.I.B.A., M.S.A., secretary of the Society of Architects, at South Place Institute

Two lecture series entitled why buildings are interesting

A two lecture series on architecture called "Why buildings are interesting" given by F. Herbert Mansford at the South Place Ethical Society in 1897.

Frederick Herbert Mansford; citizen and architect of London: selection from his papers

The Ecclesiological Society Transactions, vol. 1 (new series), part 5.

Three models of significant public buildings in London

Three 1:20 scale architecture models of significant public buildings in London, Chandos House, Fishmonger's Hall and Conway Hall made by final year…

Photo of interior of main hall, Conway Hall from rear corner

A black and white photo, strongly lit, of the main hall of Conway Hall from a rear corner showing rows of seats and the balcony.

Photo of main hall from the balcony of Conway Hall

Black and white photograph of the interior of Conway Hall taken from a corner of the balcony looking down at the closed stage curtain.

Plan for re-lighting spy hole in Conway Hall main hall auditorium

Sectional plan for re- lighting spy hole in Conway Hall auditorium.

Alterations to form disabled lavatory at Conway Hall

Alterations to form disabled lavatory from caretaker's office.

13-15 King's End, Ruislip, London

Front view of semi-detached house designed and lived in by Frederick Herbert Mansford.

115 - 123 High Street, Ruislip, London

Front view of shops, offices and flats designed by architect Frederick Herbert Mansford.