Elevation and plan of improvement (proposed) at Little Ship Street and Bride Street.
This elevation and plan of proposed development at Little Ship St. features a terrace of six three-storey houses. The ground floor of each house contains a shop with back parlour, and residential accommodation is upstairs. Each house has a yard to the rear. The line of present and intended frontages is given, indicating that Little Ship St. is to be widened by distances varying between 16 and 23 feet. Architect Matthew Price submitted this plan to the Wide Streets Commission on behalf of the Bishop of Kildare. It was approved by the Commission on 3 July 1829. The houses have now been demolished, but a photograph exists showing part of the terrace. Scale: 10' : 7/8" Size: 30¼" x 21" - 76½ cms x 53¼ cms Paper (I sheet, no watermark); ink; watercolours
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Dublin City Library and Archive
Price, Matthew
Matthew Price
DATE
1829-06-30 - 1829-06-30
LANGUAGE
eng
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Dublin City Library and Archive
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