Torquay from Park Terrace. ([1840?])
Doorne
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| Devon | West Country Studies | S SC3214 |
Illustration Reference
SC3214
Location
CD 48 DVD 7
Publication Details
Scope and Content
The land we live in. VOL. III. London: Charles Knight, 1848-50. p. 84.Torquay has many buildings for the general convenience; but it has no public building that will attract attention on account of its importance or its architecture. There are subscription, reading, and assembly-rooms, first-rate hotels, a club-house, baths, and a museum; there are also three or four dispensaries and charitable institutions. But there are none of them noticeable buildings; the town wears altogether a domestic 'Belgravian' air: it is a town of terraces and villas. [Text may be taken from a different source or edition than that listed as the source by Somers Cocks.]
Format
Lithograph
Dimensions
90x190mm
Aspects
From Park Terrace
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Subjects
Dates
1840