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  • image SM 67/1/13

Reference number

SM 67/1/13

Purpose

[136] Record drawing, 26 February 1818

Aspect

Elevation of the north (courtyard) Side of the Stable Yard, Chelsea Hospital

Scale

bar scale

Inscribed

as above and some dimensions given

Signed and dated

  • 26th Feby 1818-

Hand

Soane office

Notes

The courtyard elevation indicated here shows three arched doorways with double doors for the coaches. The arches to the left and right of these lead to roof-less rooms. These spaces lead to a loose box on the north-west corner (as discussed for SM volume 76/49 and SM 67/1/7) and further stalls on the north-east corner. A section across the terminal building on the right is given.

Level

Drawing

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