Statues

NOTES: Richard Cassels, a German architect living in Ireland, was engaged by John Browne, later the first Earl of Altamont, in 1732 to design the present east facade as part of a classical house laid out around the core of the earlier fortified house, O' Malley Castle. The house was further extended in the 1770s, but the two wings at the back of house were never completed. The artificial lake was created by the second Earl of Altamont (d.1780).

NOTES: The church, which is the cathedral of Rome, was rebuilt by Borromini in 1646-1649. The principal or east front was added by Galilei in 1734-1736.

SOURCE: E Le Nail. Le Chateau de Blois (exterieur et interieur) (Paris, 1875), pl. 12 NOTES: The design of the Louis XII wing is attributed to Colin Biart.

NOTES: In 1883 Constitution Arch was moved to the head of Constitution Hill.

NOTES: Sir Charles Barry was the architect of Trafalgar Square completed in 1845. Nelson's Column was designed by William Railton and completed in 1843.

NOTES: This memorial, with a screen by Henry Yule and angel carved by Carlo Marochetti, was placed over the site of the Bibigar well down which bodies were thrown during the Mutiny in Cawnpore in July 1857. The screen and memorial were removed to the grounds of the Kanpur Memorial Church after independence in 1948.

NOTES: This memorial, with a screen by Henry Yule and angel carved by Carlo Marochetti, was placed over the site of the Bibigar well down which bodies were thrown during the Mutiny in Cawnpore in July 1857. The screen and memorial were removed to the grounds of the Kanpur Memorial Church after independence in 1948.

SOURCE: Regent Street: a series of 57 views taken August 1910 (London, 1940)

SOURCE: Regent Street: a series of 57 views taken August 1910 (London, 1940) NOTES: Queen's Hall, designed by T. E. Knightley and C. J. Phipps, opened in 1893 and was famous for being where the Promenade concerts were founded in 1895. It was destroyed by an incendiary bomb in 1941 during the Blitz.