A Figure 11. c. 1760-80s: Canonbury Tower near Islington, the Tudor south range is obscured by trees in the background (view North West). Source: LB Islington Local Studies, http://islington.adlibhosting.com/Details/fullCatalogue/100000568 - J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 14 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A 1-5 Canonbury Place Figure 12. c. 1770-80s view from NW at Canonbury Tower and surrounding grounds. This image shows the terrace at Canonbury without the later extension to the west and with the original mansard extending the whole terrace. Source: Collage, LMA, record no: 303550. J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 15 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 Figure 13. 1780s: View from Alwyne Villas at Canonbury Tower and Canonbury Place terrace. This image also shows the terrace without the late C18 west extension. Source: Islington Local Archives J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 16 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A No. 5 No. 4 No. 3 Figure 14. Late C18: Canonbury Place terrace can be seen in the background with nos 3-5 visible in the drawing. Source: Islington Local Archives J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 17 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A Figure 15. Late C18. View of Canonbury Tower, view SW. Source: Collage, LMA J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 18 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A Nos 1-5 Canonbury Place Figure 16. 1805: Ma p of the Borough of Islington of the Parish of St Mary. Source: British Library, http://britishlibrary.georeferencer.com/map/G4J1kl7qWFNmb225cbYLEu/201311091355-nUpPsp/ J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 19 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A Figure 17. 1801: Views south from the Canonbury with the Canonbury Place terrace visible in the foreground. This view shows no 1 Canonbury with the late C18 (Phase 2) extension to the west with a pitched roof over (the red dashed line marks the original extent of the house on the left and the extension to the right). The mansard roof over the original extent of the is original. Source: Collage, LMA J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 20 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A 1 Canonbury Place Figure 18. 1819: Panorama of London looking south from the Canonbury Tower. It shows the building after a third (mansard) floor had been added in the early C19 (Phase 3) Source: Collage, LMA. J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 21 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A Canonbury Tower No. 1 Nos. 2-5 Figure 19. 1824: Canonbury Tower seen from the south, the two corner towers mark the extent of the original garden at Canonbury Manor. The terrace can be seen in the background though no 1 is partly obscured by vegetation in the foreground but is already shown with the new third, mansard floor. Source: LB Islington Local Studies, http://islington.adlibhosting.com/Details/fullCatalogue/100001048 J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 22 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A Canonbury Tower East Garden House West Garden House Figure 20. 1834: Plan of the Northampton Estate Source: London Metropolitan Archives (LMA). J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 23 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A Figure 21. 1824: Canonbury Place with no 1 Canonbury Place on the right. No 1 is shown with an additional (third) mansard storey. The windows on the rear elevation were most likely blank windows to add symmetry to the elevation. Source: Islington Local History Centre, http://islington.adlibhosting.com/Details/fullCatalogue/100001072 J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 24 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A Figure 22. 1834: Canonbury Square: William Knight. The windows on the rear elevation on either side of the chimney breast were blank windows. The casement windows depicted were either painted or could be the artist’s addition not reflecting the existing appearance of the building. For the levels of the depicted windows on the rear elevation do not correspond with the window heights on the west (street) elevation, and the floors would have been visible. Furthermore, at both these levels (ground and first floor) is a fireplace and it is highly unlikely that immediately next to the fireplace were large sash windows. The original stable block can be seen extending eastward, parallel with the south elevation. Source: Collage, LMA, ref. 303773 J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 25 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A Figure 23. 1841: The Residence of William Knight FSA 1 Canonbury Place Source: LB Islington Local Studies, http://islington.adlibhosting.com/Details/fullCatalogue/100001077 J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 26 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A Figure 24. 1841: Prior Bolton's Garden-House at Canonbury. This is possibly one of the corner towers at the southern end of the original Tudor garden (now incorporated into the building along Alwyne Place and Alwyne Villas Source: LB Islington Local Studies. http://islington.adlibhosting.com/Details/fullCatalogue/100001037, http://islington.adlibhosting.com/Details/fullCatalogue/100001040 J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 27 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A 1 Canonbury Place Figure 25. 1847: Building Agreement between the Marquess of Northampton and James Wagstaff. In 1847 James Wagstaff made a building agreement for the land between Alwyne Villas and the gardens of Canonbury Park South, which included the 16th-century garden and summer-houses of Canonbury House. There he built the villas on the east side of Alwyne Villas, in Alwyne Road and Place, and Willow Bridge Road. The earliest houses were nos. 2 and 4 Alwyne Villas, described as 'cottage villas', and nos. 1-4 Alwyne Road, all leased to him in 1848. Nos. 6-16 Alwyne Villas followed in 1849 and leases of the remaining houses gradually up to 1860 Source: LMA J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 28 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A Figure 26: 1848: Lease agreement for 1 Canonbury Place between the Marquess of Northampton and James Wagstaff. Source: LMA J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 29 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A Figure 27. 1871: 1st Edition OS Map Source: NLS, http://maps.nls.uk/view/103312970 J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 30 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A Figure 28. 1893: 2nd Ed OS Map (OS 25 Inch) Source: NLS, http://maps.nls.uk/view/101919756 J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 31 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A Figure 29. 1913: 25-Inch OS Map Source: NLS, http://maps.nls.uk/view/103313297 J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 32 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A Figure 30. Early C20: King Edward’s Hall built in 1908. Source: https://i.pinimg.com/736x/b6/43/2e/b6432eb88b87bdd2b0d0302c59afcf33--towers-hall.jpg J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 33 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A Figure 31. 1911: Canonbury Tower with no 1 Canonbury Place visible in the background Source: Flickr J1172 1 CANONBURY PLACE, LONDON N1 2NG FEBRUARY 2018 HERITAGE APPRAISAL: APPENDIX A – MAPS, PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS Page 34 of 53 j1172 2018.02.01 EBA APP A MPI v1b_FINAL.docx © Ettwein Bridges Architects A Figure 32.