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Camden's Local List Camden’s Local List - Nominations received but not included on draft local list Type Address (and name if applicable) Reason not included Natural Features Tree Outside Amy Winehouses's house used byt Protected by London Squares Preservation Act or Landscape public to put flowers down etc…in her memory. 1931 (Camden Square) and by being within a CA. Building or Group Middlesex Hospital Annex, former Strand Union Protected by statutory Listing of Buildings Work House, Cleveland St Building or Group St Pancras Way Hospital, St Pancras Way Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings a CA Building or Group The Georgian Terraces, North Gower St Protected by statutory Listing of Buildings Building or Group 28 England's Lane Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings a CA Building or Group Belsize Village. The area within the triangle Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings formed by 72 - 44 and 29 - 41c Belsize Lane and a CA Belsize Terrace. Building or Group 175-176 Tottenham Court Road Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings a CA Building or Group 2-8 Bloomsbury Street Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings a CA Building or Group 23 Hand Court Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings a CA Building or Group 5,6,7, Brownlow Street and view south Unable to identifiy 5,6,7 Brownlow Street, and of Buildings other buildings along this alleyway have been identified as making a positive contribution to a CA. Building or Group Warwick Court Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings a CA Building or Group Gate Street Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings a CA Building or Group Little turnstile Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings a CA Building or Group 4 Field Court, Queens Building and neutral Number 4 Field Court has been identified as of Buildings terraces making a positive contribution to a CA unable to identify the other nominations Building or Group Brownlow Mews Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings a CA Building or Group Northington Stret 3 +9 and 14 Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings a CA Building or Group 20/21 Kings Mews Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings a CA Building or Group 35-39 Johns Mews Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings a CA Building or Group Cockpit Arts (Cockpit yard) Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings a CA Building or Group 1 woburn place Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings a CA Building or Group Lambs conduit passage Partly identified as making a positive contribu- of Buildings tion to a CA Building or Group Queen Square: 8‐11, 12, 17‐19, 23, 24‐28, Homeo- Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings pathic Hospital, 37 a CA Camden’s Local List - Nominations received but not included on draft local list Type Address (and name if applicable) Reason not included Building or Group York stone paving, cobbles, street lights, granite Features are protected by statutory Listing of Buildings kerbs and hostel and building has been identified as making a positive contribution to a CA Building or Group Richardson's Mews 15 Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings a CA Building or Group The Drill Hall, 16 Chenies Street, WC1E 7EX Protected by statutory Listing of Buildings Building or Group Former Headquarters of the Middlesex Artists’ Protected by statutory Listing of Buildings Rifle Volunteers, 17 Duke’s Road, WC1H 9PY Building or Group 95-97 Charlotte Street - site of former residence Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings of John Curtis a CA Building or Group Portland House Ryland Road NW5 (a 5 storey Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings late Victorian warehouse also formed part of a CA Brinsmeades piano factory) Building or Group East Fleet House, 55 Grafton Road NW5 (1867 Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings Primitive Methodists building, possibly later a CA Water Board?) Building or Group 2 Wilkin Street NW5 (former Primitive Methodists Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings Sunday School? Link to 55 Grafton Road) a CA Building or Group Former Parish Church of Kentish Town now Christ Protected by statutory Listing of Buildings Apostolic Church, Highgate Road (also men- tioned in Betjeman’s poem ‘Parliament Hill Fields’ the Anglo-Norman parish church of Kentish Town) Building or Group 36-54 Leighton Road, NW5 terrace of original Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings houses a CA Building or Group Fortess Grove, off Fortess Road, NW5 whole of Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings this charming cul de sac a CA Building or Group 298 Kentish Town Road, NW5 former Police Sta- Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings tion, now NW5 Canteen a CA Building or Group 5, 6 & 6A Anglers Lane NW5 (former 1864 factory Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings of Claudius Ash maker of the world’s first effec- a CA tive false teeth and as above) Building or Group Grafton Arms Public House, Prince of Wales Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings Road/Grafton Road NW5 a CA Natural Features "Lismore Circus woods: Lismore Circus, NW5. The Protected by London Squares Preservation Act or Landscape ‘natural’ area between the end of Lamble Strret 1931 south and the ‘Circus of Lismore Circus’. " Building or Group 11 Hollyberry Lane Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings a CA Building or Group The German Gymnasium opposite St Pancras Protected by statutory Listing of Buildings and Kings Cross stations. Building or Group 8 Pilgrims Lane, Hampstead, NW3 Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings a CA Building or Group Cecil sharp house, regent's park road, nw1 Protected by statutory Listing of Buildings Building or Group Stanley Buildings, Stanley Passage, Pancras Road, Protected by statutory Listing of Buildings London NW1. Camden’s Local List - Nominations received but not included on draft local list Type Address (and name if applicable) Reason not included Building or Group Ex Victorian Coal Offices, St Pancras Road, Somers Protected by statutory Listing of Buildings Town Building or Group The Wharrie Shelter, Taxi Cab café in Rosslyn Hill, Protected by statutory Listing of Buildings NW3 Hampstead Building or Group Carlton Tavern, 33a Carlton Vale, Kilburn, NW6 Not in Camden of Buildings 5EU Building or Group Highgate New Town Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings a CA Building or Group Whittington Estate Identified as making a positive contribution to of Buildings a CA Natural Features The line of plane trees adjacent to Parliament Hill Doesn’t meet criteria and they are within a CA or Landscape tennis courts and Highgate road. Building or Group Regeneration House, Kings Cross Central, Devel- Protected by statutory Listing of Buildings opment Zone K, York Way, London , N1 Street Feature or Boundary Marker, Great Russell Street, North Protected by statutory Listing other Structures side, on No 99 opposite Dyot Street. Street Feature or Boundary Marker, Lincolns Inn, New Square, Protected by statutory Listing other Structures south side Street Feature or Boundary Marker, Lincolns Inn, New Square, Protected by statutory Listing other Structures south side Street Feature or Boundary Marker, Chancery Lane, West side, Protected by statutory Listing other Structures south of entrance to Lincolns Inn. (rear of 24 old buildings, lincolns inn) Street Feature or Boundary Marker, Chancery Lane, West side, Protected by statutory Listing other Structures south of entrance to Lincolns Inn. (rear of 24 old buildings, lincolns inn) Street Feature or Boundary Marker, Lincolns Inn, New Square, west Protected by statutory Listing other Structures side by entrance Street Feature or Boundary Marker, Lincolns Inn, New Square, west Protected by statutory Listing other Structures side by entrance Street Feature or Boundary Marker, Serle Street, East side by en- Protected by statutory Listing other Structures trance to Lincolns Inn (rear off 11 new square) Street Feature or Boundary Marker, Serle Street, East side by en- Protected by statutory Listing other Structures trance to Lincolns Inn (rear off 11 new square) Street Feature or Boundary Marker, Roger Street, North side, cor- Protected by statutory Listing other Structures ner with Doughty Street (west side) Street Feature or Boundary Marker, Keppel Street, South side in Protected by statutory Listing other Structures garden wall Street Feature or Boundary Marker, Keppel Street, South side in Protected by statutory Listing other Structures garden wall Street Feature or Boundary Marker, Montague Place, North side; Protected by statutory Listing other Structures No 11 Bedford Square Street Feature or Boundary Marker, Bedford Square, South side on Protected by statutory Listing other Structures 50-51 Street Feature or Boundary Marker, Bedford Square, South side on Protected by statutory Listing other Structures 50-51 Street Feature or Boundary Marker, Alfred Mews, North side, ap- Protected by statutory Listing other Structures parently in wall of Heal's building (side of 191 to 199 Tot Crt Rd) Camden’s Local List - Nominations received but not included on draft local list Type Address (and name
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