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Even the old terrace houses have been converted into bijou residences for the professional classes.

The attractive grassed terraces were completed by 1897 as an apt memorial for Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee.

Even the old terrace houses have been converted into bijou residences for the professional classes.

Into an old chalk pit next to St Martin’s Church he fitted the house and an orangery, a vinery, terraces, and a pond with the first goldfish seen in Epsom.

He also built a village school, the parish church, the vicarage and the row of terraced cottages in Church Street.

unattractive, too large and unsympathetic to the riverside site, that the proposed access to the new onsite leisure facilities offered was unsatisfactory and, in the case of the Twickenham Riverside Terrace

unattractive, too large and unsympathetic to the riverside site, that the proposed access to the new onsite leisure facilities offered was unsatisfactory and, in the case of the Twickenham Riverside Terrace

In 1874 it moved again, to Reynolds Field, off Hillmorton Road, and in 1878 it moved yet again, to the bottom of Railway Terrace and Murray Road.

The Twickenham Riverside Terrace Group (a umbrella group of local amenity societies) strenuously opposed this proposal, and argued strongly that as all the land was originally purchased as public

Caffyns moved in the 1980s, and the Broadway site is now a terrace of shops with offices above. The Post Office's Travels The post office in Haywards Heath has had a nomadic past.

Number 20 Hutton Village, the house on the left-hand end of the terrace, was extended during the early years of the 20th century and almost doubled in size.

Tenby was never really designed for use by the motorcar, and apart from some Victorian road widening, with the demolition of some old terraces and properties, it still largely adheres to its medieval

The original carriage driveway of the house preceded the 'new' Westgate Road, shown in the foreground here, which was laid out to connect the Victorian streets of Reid Terrace, Gill Street and

Some of this pressure was alleviated by building rows of new terraced brick housing close to the factories in the growing suburbs of Caldewgate, Shaddongate and (after the building of the Nelson

Even today, when the bracken on the Beacon dies down in the autumn, the terraces tilled by farmers of long ago can still be seen. Iron Age smiths forged tools and weapons here.

The centre for this was a site of many acres behind the houses on Marine Terrace facing the golden sands. In 150 years it has just had two names, the Hall by the Sea and Dreamland.

Seafront terraces and development grew apace from the 1840s, and soon the Wellington Pier (1854) and Britannia Pier (1858) were stretching their airy promenades out to sea; a tradition of entertainment

The eastern side of the Broadway was totally transformed: in the early 1930s Arnolds Cottage, a double- fronted late Victorian villa, was demolished, to be replaced by a single-storey terrace

Fleetwood was founded in 1836 by Sir Peter Hesketh-Fleetwood, and laid out to the designs of Decimus Burton, who designed the North Euston Hotel, Queen's Terrace and both lighthouses.

Charles Howard landscaped the gardens in Cromwell's time; they were laid out in the form of an amphitheatre, with a garden terrace and an open-air conservatory of flowers and rare plants, and were

Charles Howard landscaped the gardens in Cromwell's time; they were laid out in the form of an amphitheatre, with a garden terrace and an open-air conservatory of flowers and rare plants, and were