Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: lawyers' chambers

the original louvre of c.1422 on the hall built as part of the house of john macworth, dean of lincoln but soon becoming one of the lawyers' inns

built as the hall of the town house of the chancellor john macworth, dean of lincoln, c.1422, it became a lawyers' inn by 1435, then the mercers' school in 1892

the hall of the lawyers' inn of chancery was built in 1581, then rebuilt after destruction in the war in 1944

the inner cortyard of this lawyers' inn has chambers of 1729-34 and the rebuilt hall of 1581

the hall of the lawyers' inn of chancery was built in 1581, then rebuilt after destruction in the war in 1944

late c16 half timbered front of one of the lawyers' inns of chancery, the left hand end of 1586, both halves rebuilt in 1887 by waterhouse, and the insides gutted in 1936-8 by e.w. spiller. lots of the close studding is victorian

one of the hidden courts off high holborn containing a hall of c.1422 built by a dean of lincoln, dressed in later brick over kentish rag, which became a lawyers' inn and in victorian times the school of the mercers' livery company. no longer scholastic, but still one of the many properties belonging to the mercers, and carrying their maid.