Penge Congregational Church
A Grade II listed Romanesque Revival church designed by Percy Richard Morley Horder (1911–1912) on Penge High Street,…
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A Grade II listed Romanesque Revival church designed by Percy Richard Morley Horder (1911–1912) on Penge High Street,…
An 11-storey council housing tower block at the Elephant and Castle roundabout in London, exemplifying mid-twentieth-century urban housing…
For 165 years, the Public Record Office on Chancery Lane was the guardian of Britain's national archives. Merged…
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A revolutionary 17th-century classical palace in Greenwich, designed by Inigo Jones and now part of the National Maritime…
A modernist London Underground station that completed the Central line's Hainault Loop in 1947, extending rapid transit into…
Repton Park Gym is a Victorian-era sports and recreational facility set within the historic grounds of Repton, a…
A pioneering social housing estate in Poplar designed by Alison and Peter Smithson, Robin Hood Gardens employed innovative…
A monumental Victorian Gothic Revival courthouse where England and Wales's highest courts convene, its soaring grey stone façade…
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