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Reference number

SM 46/3/10

Purpose

[1] Survey, General Plan, 1 April 1794

Aspect

General Plan of the House & Offices at Sunbury for Roger Boehm Esqr

Scale

bar scale of equivalent to 5/16 of an inch to 10 feet

Inscribed

as above, The Road, Stables &c (twice), Stable Court, House, Kitchen Offices &c, Drying Ground, Lawn, Pidgeon / House, Pig Stye, compass point NSEW and some dimensions given(verso) R.Boehm Esqre

Signed and dated

  • 1 April 1794
    Lincolns Inn Fields April 1 1794

Medium and dimensions

Pen, brown pen and sepia wash on wove paper (346 x 560)

Hand

Soane Office, draughtsman
Soane office

Level

Drawing

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