B/W print; View of the Coburg Court Hotel, by Topical Press, 9 July 1923
Main details
Reference number | 1999/20081 |
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Description | View of the Coburg Court Hotel, on the junction of Queen's Road and Bayswater Road, showing the CLR Queen's Road Underground station above which the hotel is built. Both Queen's Road and the station were renamed Queensway in 1946. The hotel itself is a five storey building; the ground floor of the building is shared with shops and two entrances to the station. Note the domed features at the top of the hotel building, and the `turret' type corner of the building. Many automobiles are parked in Queen's Road; in front of the building workmen appear to be working on the kerb |
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Dates | 9 Jul 1923 |
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Photograph number | U1931 |
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Completeness | 100% |
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Physical description
Dimensions Attribute Value Descriptive size 8x6insItem content Attribute Value Text Building: Permanent hair wavingBuilding: J Leon & CoShop: Anthos & Co FloristsAnnotation PADDINGTON: QUEEN'S ROAD (BAYSWATER ROAD END) IN 1923, SHOWING THE COBURG COURT HOTEL, ERECTED AS THE SUPERSTRUCTURE OF THE QUEEN'S ROAD C.L.R. STATION, AND, IN DISTANCE, THE DOME OF WHITELEY'S NEW BUILDING.
Photograph (taken July, 1923) by Topical Press. Underground copyright.Design Attribute Value Shot Medium exterior -
People involved
Role Person(s) involved Photographer Topical Press, 9 Jul 1923Copied by Colin Tait, 1985 -
Associated companies, people and places
Places Location Queensway, Westminster, W2Place Queensway, 1923People Attribute Value People Charles White - 1923