Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: st. james

built as offices, but quickly being transformed into a gentleman's club, this heavy building by knowles of 1862-5 is more victorian than gothic, with deeply carved foliage full of birds carved by j. daymond

built as offices, but quickly being transformed into a gentleman's club, this heavy building by knowles of 1862-5 is more victorian than gothic, with deeply carved foliage full of birds carved by j. daymond

built as offices, but quickly being transformed into a gentleman's club, this heavy building by knowles of 1862-5 is more victorian than gothic, with deeply carved foliage full of birds carved by j. daymond

built as offices, but quickly being transformed into a gentleman's club, this heavy building by knowles of 1862-5 is more victorian than gothic, with deeply carved foliage full of birds carved by j. daymond

good ironwork on this house refurbished by holland in 1794. m.p. william huskisson, famous as the first british railway fatality in 1830, lived here

hidden away in a tiny close off the north end of this dead end street is this much altered but colourful house, probably built in the late c18