London Bridge and its houses, C. 1209-1761.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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[Place of publication not identified] :
Oxbow Books,
2021.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Book Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- AUTHOR'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- ABBREVIATIONS
- CHAPTER 1 Introduction
- The bridge
- Plans and views
- CHAPTER 2 Reconstructing the bridge and its houses
- The roadway
- Widths and depths of the houses
- The cross buildings
- Reconstructing the plan of the bridge and its houses
- Piers and hammer beams
- CHAPTER 3 The houses from c. 1209 to 1358
- Origins
- The houses in 1358
- The 'hautpas' of 1358
- CHAPTER 4 The major buildings
- The chapel
- The stone gate
- The drawbridge tower
- Other structures
- CHAPTER 5 The houses from 1358 to 1633
- Houses on new sites
- Merging of plots
- Rebuilding of houses
- The house with many windows
- Nonsuch House
- Enlarging the houses
- Landlord and tenants: leases
- Landlord and tenants: repairs and rebuilding
- CHAPTER 6 Inside the houses in the seventeenth century
- Cellars and shops
- Upper rooms
- Services
- CHAPTER 7 Fires and rebuildings 1633−82
- The fire of 1633
- The new building of 1645-49
- The Great Fire of 1666 and the sheds
- CHAPTER 8 Trading on the bridge
- The fourteenth and fifteenth centuries
- The sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
- Bridge customers
- Booksellers
- From the 1680s to the 1750s
- CHAPTER 9 Families and community
- Bridge families
- The bridge population in the late seventeenth century
- Community
- CHAPTER 10 The great rebuilding of 1683-96
- The northern end
- Growing traffic and the keep-right rule
- The middle part and the drawbridge houses
- South of the stone gate
- The new houses
- CHAPTER 11 From the fire of 1725 to the removal of the houses
- The fire of 1725
- The falling in of leases in the 1740s
- The new houses of 1745
- Managing the existing houses
- Removing the houses
- Survey of the houses on London Bridge, 1604-83
- APPENDIX 1 Reconstructing the plan of London Bridge
- APPENDIX 2 The reliability of the views of the bridge
- APPENDIX 3 Tracing the bridge houses back to 1358
- APPENDIX 4 The hearth tax of 1664−66
- APPENDIX 5 Rents on the bridge
- APPENDIX 6 The northern end of the bridge
- Notes
- IMAGE CREDITS
- INDEX
- Back Cover