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1372:(17 & 18 Vict. c. 93), was passed, noting that the Duchy's rooms in Somerset House were now needed "for the use of the Commissioners of Inland Revenue, whose present office is insufficient for the Business thereof, and adjoins the said Office of the Duchy of Cornwall". The act provided for the Duchy Office to move to new, purpose-built premises in
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Commissioners whose offices were based there. It is not certain at what pace the rest of the construction progressed, but it
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residences. In the conditions of the time this meant almost inevitably that little money could be found for its upkeep, and a slow process of decay crept in. During the 18th century, however, the building ceased its royal associations. Though the view from its terraced riverfront garden, open to the
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dated from 1698; the latter was abolished in 1810 and its work taken over by the
Hackney Coach Office until its abolition in 1831, whereupon responsibility for licensing both of hackney carriages and of travelling traders passed to the Stamp Office. The Lottery Office, established in 1779, was also
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products. It had started as basically a one-man operation by an employee of the Excise, George
Phillips. After the Excise Office had been merged with the Office of Stamps and Taxes to form the Inland Revenue, the latter took over the laboratory; by 1858 it was reestablished in Somerset House as the
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Since the middle of the 18th century there had been growing criticism that London had no great public buildings. Government departments and the learned societies were huddled away in small old buildings all over the city. Developing national pride found comparison with the capitals of continental
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Customs withdrew from the other parts of the building; since March 2013 the Somerset House Trust has had oversight of the entire complex. Its management policy has been to rent out the upper floors at a commercial rate to "creative businesses", while
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predeceased her. Therefore, the 1775 act annulled this arrangement and instead provided for another property, Buckingham House, to be vested in trust for the Queen on the same terms. (Provision was made for the King, who had privately purchased
Buckingham House some years earlier, to be duly
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Still more windows were shattered and balustrades toppled, but the worst was over by the end of May 1941. It was not until the 1950s that this damage to the South Wing was repaired. The work required skilled masons, whose services were hard to come by in the early post-war years. Sir
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shortly after the merger. Various divisions and directorates of HMRC continued to occupy the East Wing until 2009, the West Wing until 2011 and the New Wing until March 2013, by which time all staff had been relocated (with most moving across the street to the southwest wing of
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devoting the ground floor to "public realm" activities. The trust receives no public subsidy and relies on income from rent and private hire to fund the upkeep of the estate and relies on ticket sales, merchandising and sponsorship to fund its artistic and cultural programme.
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allotted the 'mansion' at the river end of the terrace (which included a coach house and stables for ten horses in the vaults under the terrace). As well as providing office space and accommodation, Somerset House was the place where examinations for promotion to the rank of
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respectively) which are still in place today. The
Society of Antiquaries was also accommodated in the eastern half of the wing, though its premises were limited to a first-floor meeting room, a ground-floor library, an apartment in the attic and a kitchen in the basement.
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responded to a large fire at the location which originated at the building's roof. The building's management said that the fire occurred in the structure's west wing, which did not contain artworks and was instead home to offices and related facilities.
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officials who worked in the South Wing. Between 1851 and 1856, this terrace was substantially expanded and remodelled to provide the Inland
Revenue with an entire new wing of additional office accommodation. As part of this development, its architect
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Georgian era structure was built to be a grand public building housing various government and public-benefit society offices. Its present tenants are a mixture of various organisations, generally centred around the arts and education.
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had been paid. For example, up until 1855 (when the relevant duty was abolished) every newspaper produced in the country had to be brought to
Somerset House to be stamped. The Tax Office administered and collected various taxes, including
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Office to the north-west corner of the quadrangle, its design in keeping with Chambers's adjacent façade. Even as late as 1819, decorative work to the exterior of the North Wing was still being completed.
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and was on a site to the southwest of the Great Court. A small cemetery was attached and some of the tombstones are still to be seen built into one of the walls of a passage under the present quadrangle.
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created a monumental new façade alongside the approach road to Waterloo Bridge (which had not been in existence when Chambers was alive). 150 years later this part of the building is still known as the
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to lie in state at Denmark House. The state rooms were hung with black cloth. At this period there was no chapel at Denmark House, and so the Great Hall was adapted, and the body moved there before the
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in Saint Petersburg, moved into the same area. The last Hermitage exhibition took place in 2007 and the Gilbert Collection galleries closed in 2008; the collection moved into new galleries at the
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also had his office here until the early 19th century. The Salt Office initially occupied rooms in the West Wing, alongside the naval offices, but it was abolished in 1798 (administration of the
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was erected to the east (the government granting the land on condition that the design conformed to Chambers' original design) by subscription between 1829 and 1834; the architect was Sir
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published in 1722, was a sprawling and irregular complex with wings from different periods in a mixture of styles. The buildings behind all four square gardens belong to Somerset House.
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In addition to applying a rich scheme of architectural decoration, Chambers enhanced the exterior of Somerset House with a multiplicity of sculptures and other visual embellishments.
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tried to sell it. They failed to find a buyer, although a sale of the contents (most notably 1,570 paintings owned by Charles I) realised the very considerable sum (for that time) of
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was appointed architect for the reconstruction. He skillfully recreated the Nelson Room and rebuilt the Nelson Stair. The work was completed in 1952 at a cost of (then) £84,000.
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financed the conversion of the South Wing between 1999 and 2003: a visitor centre featuring audio-visual displays on the history of the building, the gilded state barge of the
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An Act to confer leasing powers on the Crown in respect of the Fine Rooms and other parts of Somerset House with a view to their use for artistic, cultural or other purposes.
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The courtyard is also used as a concert venue. In July each year the "Summer series" of music events takes place, which has included performances from artists such as
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into office accommodation. Nevertheless, the move was completed by 1873, and the expanding Inland Revenue immediately took over the vacated space in Somerset House.
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depicting the 11 representatives of the governments of England, Spain and the Spanish Netherlands, seated around a conference table, probably in Old Somerset House.
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was engaged to redesign their offices, and as part of the scheme the Duchy was relocated to another part of the East Wing, prompting complaints from its officers.
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Jnr, helped build parts of the building during his period of training and later wrote a short biography of Chambers. The design influenced other great buildings:
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and other houses that stood on the site, and began to build himself a palatial residence, making liberal use of other nearby buildings, including some of the
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1632:(c. 21) was passed, legislating the way for Somerset House to be redeveloped as a centre for the arts. In 1997 the Somerset House Trust was established as a
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abolished in 1831 and its residual business likewise passed to the Stamp Office. The Signet Office was abolished in 1851 and the Privy Seal Office in 1884.
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did the plasterwork in the great Royal Academy Room; many of the ceiling paintings were removed by the Royal Academy when they vacated their premises.
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and William Goodrowse made steps and terraces in the garden. Anne of Denmark built an orangery and employed a French gardener and hydraulic engineer
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took over as architect. In the end, only the western terrace was built and by 1801 the building was deemed to be complete, at a cost of £462,323.
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Somerset House now has more than a hundred tenants, comprising a large and diverse collection of creative organisations and artists including
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was the leading proponent of the scheme for a "national building", and in 1775 Parliament passed an act, the Crown Lands Act 1775 (
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and other ancient records of the Treasury and Exchequer (which had been moved to Somerset House from the
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compensated). In due course, the King outlived the Queen and the property (later known as
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A Descriptive and Historical Account of Various Palaces and Public Buildings
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to maintain the building and develop it as a centre for arts and culture.
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in 1793) remained stored in the basements until the establishment of the
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Courtyard of Somerset House from the North Wing entrance (September 2007)
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The History of Loot and Stolen Art: from Antiquity until the Present Day
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Thurley, Simon; et al. (2009). Etherington-Smith, Meredith (ed.).
3281:"Somerset House: Court of Probate. Elevation of New Principal Registry"
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The North Wing of Somerset House was initially fitted out to house the
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who was lodged at Somerset House. The conference was the subject of an
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Journal of the House of Lords Volume 34, 1774–1776 (London, 1767–1830)
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Before it was finished, however, the Duke of Somerset was overthrown,
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4076:"Private Life Of Sherlock Holmes, The (1970): Diogenes Club exterior"
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Original Letters Relating To The Ecclessiastical Affairs of Scotland
348:, which were demolished partly at his behest as part of the ongoing
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4338:"Somerset House: 100 firefighters tackling blaze at London gallery"
3485:"Office of the Duchy of Cornwall, Buckingham Gate, Pimlico, London"
2257:"Who decided Edward Seymour, Duke of Somerset, should be executed?"
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Somerset House had its share of trials and tribulations during the
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In 1842, the Excise Office had established a laboratory within its
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This article incorporates text from a publication now in the
1960:. The tunnels under Somerset House have also been used in filming
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In the winter the central courtyard is home to a popular open-air
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was also accommodated in the Somerset House from 1828, as was the
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Somerset House was still technically a royal palace and therefore
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made full use of this prejudice in the fabricated details of the
312:(died 1552), obtained a grant of land at "Chester Place, outside
3617:"Somerset House: West Court – Civil Service Volunteers Building"
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The Strand façade of Chambers' Somerset House and the church of
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4098:"Sherlock Holmes (2009): Pentonville prison – Blackwood's cell"
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Dictionary of British Sculptors 1660–1851 by Rupert Gunnisp.129
1865:. Somerset House was used as the external filming location for
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was created by a merger of the Stamp and Taxes Office and the
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needed to expand its office space and the School relocated to
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The ice-skating rink at Somerset House during Christmas 2004.
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The Stamp Office, Somerset House: the basement stamping room.
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For the 18th-century town house of the Duke of Somerset, see
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and a shop and café were opened, overlooking the river. The
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2230:. Vol. 51. London: Smith, Elder & Co. p. 301.
1928:. Somerset House Courtyard was also used in the 2008 movie
1391:) until it moved in 1823 to new offices across the road in
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produced designs and the sculptors executing them included
710:, The King's Bargemaster's House, The King's Bargehouses".
3980:"Shanghai Knights (2003): Driving off with Charlie in tow"
2623:. Vol. 3 (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press.
2382:(London, 1857), p. 508 citing TNA SP14/45 f.6, 1 May 1609.
1380:, the building still serves as head office for the Duchy.
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Royal occupation of Somerset House was interrupted by the
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in nearby Strand Lane was misidentified as a Roman bath.
4216:"Dustin Hoffman and Emma Thompson filming on South Bank"
3132:
Something to Declare: 1000 years of Customs & Excise
2949:"The Strand Block of Somerset House, 1780–1836: Part II"
1964:, specifically some of scenes depicting 'Diagon Alley'.
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occupy the East Wing, which is adjacent to its historic
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One of the first occupants of the building had been the
717:, with most work being done by the King's Master Mason,
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Anna of Denmark, Queen of England: A Cultural Biography
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Exterior shots of Somerset House were used in the 1999
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headquarters for the prevention of the adulteration of
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Initially a certain William Robinson, Secretary to the
721:. The building had been placed in trust for the use of
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Between 1630 and 1635 Inigo Jones built a chapel where
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in England. It is not known who designed the building.
2454:, vol. 2 (Edinburgh: Bannatyne Club, 1851), pp. 355–6.
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Anna of Denmark: Material Culture of the Stuart Courts
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Burned buildings and structures in the United Kingdom
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The Language of Space in Court Performance, 1400–1625
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SOMERSET HOUSE TRUST, registered charity no. 1063640
1902:. Somerset House was a filming location in the 2012
1692:, which staged exhibitions of items loaned from the
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From 1859 until 1998, the Principal Registry of the
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in 1547. The present Somerset House was designed by
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4189:"'Jab Tak Hai Jaan' London film locations revealed"
2927:"Design, 1778–80, Angelica Kauffman RA (1741–1807)"
2673:"House of Lords Journal Volume 34: May 1775, 21–31"
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Courtyard view of the South and West wings in 1864.
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2380:Calendar State Papers Domestic, James I: 1603–1610
2086:Courtyard view of the East and South wings (2016).
1967:Somerset House was also the main location for the
1667:The dancing fountains were installed in the 1990s.
1655:paintings. The Courtauld occupies the North Wing.
375:, lived there during the reign of her half-sister
3310:The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Chronicle
2149:, Somerset House Trust, p. 3, archived from
1981:, which celebrated the arrival of the year 2006.
1767:, whose Cultural Institute, Executive Centre and
1403:having been transferred to the Board of Excise).
1251:Registrar General of Births, Marriages and Deaths
653:public, was painted twice on his London visit by
6572:Georgian architecture in the City of Westminster
4054:"Duchess, The (2008): Devonshire House exterior"
1284:(latterly the Principal Probate Registry of the
3303:
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2491:"The Secret Gravestones Beneath Somerset House"
2327:"The Somerset House Conference, 19 August 1604"
2058:The riverfront of Somerset House seen from the
1942:. Scenes were filmed in Somerset House for the
259:, begun in 1776, and was further extended with
4144:"Sleepy Hollow (1999): New York street scenes"
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1344:'s Office and the Office of the Clerk of the
1089:, along with the chairman, Secretary and two
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4824:Hungerford Bridge and Golden Jubilee Bridges
3826:"The Big Skate: outdoor ice rinks in London"
3770:. Cultural Innovations. 2009. Archived from
3328:"Vehicle registration and licensing records"
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1803:(1997), and several scenes of the 2003 film
4479:. Somerset House Trust/Cultureshock Media.
4313:. Pole Structural Engineers. Archived from
3185:Grace's Guide to British Industrial History
2741:Built in Boston: City and Suburb, 1800–2000
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1430:Part of the New Wing (main entrance facing
1153:to various specific items to show that the
809:Night view from beneath the Strand entrance
698:Office, The Pipe Office, The Office of the
665:Somerset House (Sir William Chambers, 1776)
532:was appointed keeper of Denmark House, and
324:came to the throne in 1547, Seymour became
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3936:"Goldeneye (1995): Wade's car breaks down"
3911:"Restoration of a Grade I listed Building"
3308:Urban, Sylvanus (1807). "Somerset House".
2679:. British History Online. pp. 464–482
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1385:Commissioners for Auditing Public Accounts
761:, then a stonemason, but later an eminent
673:The south wing of Chambers' Somerset House
224:complex situated on the south side of the
207:
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4440:(5 ed.). Rough Guides Ltd. pp.
4002:"Shanghai Knights (2003): Final goodbyes"
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3450:Sir John Soane's Museum Collection online
3421:"Records of the Keeper of the Privy Seal"
3220:
495:. The fountain was topped by a statue of
5022:All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club
4030:. British Film Locations. Archived from
3745:Charity Commission for England and Wales
3474:. London: House of Commons. p. 205.
2463:Thomas Birch & Folkestone Williams,
2011:Somerset House in 1817, showing how the
1245:In 1837, following the establishment of
1241:Registry of Births, Marriages and Deaths
1028:Registry of Births, Marriages and Deaths
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6517:National government buildings in London
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3337:. Corporation of London. Archived from
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1647:, which has an important collection of
1085:, the Secretary to the Board and three
510:on 3 February 1614, including a masque
316:, London" from his brother-in-law King
5863:Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain ("Eros")
4286:"The Real Diagon Alley – Harry Potter"
4166:"Flyboys (2006): French street scenes"
3181:"Laboratory of the Government Chemist"
3033:"Government School of Design (London)"
793:Chambers' own influences stemmed from
448:. The treaty was signed on 28 August (
332:. In about 1549 he pulled down an old
244:quadrangle was built on the site of a
5033:Crystal Palace National Sports Centre
2774:Newman, John; Hornak, Angelo (1990).
2480:, vol. 4 (London, 1828), pp. 1038–40.
2329:. National Maritime Museum, Greenwich
1873:video, which featured as part of her
1605:Text of statute as originally enacted
963:(1800). This room is now part of the
953:The Exhibition Room at Somerset House
534:Mary Villiers, Countess of Buckingham
7:
6557:Grade I listed educational buildings
5853:Monument to the Great Fire of London
3206:"obit. Dr. James Bell, C.B., F.R.S."
3151:"Annual Report and Accounts 2014–15"
2467:, 2 (London: Colburn, 1849), p. 183.
2217:"Seymour, Edward (1506?–1552)"
1129:Taxes, stamps and the Inland Revenue
1123:Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
407:Old Somerset House, in a drawing by
6577:Neoclassical architecture in London
6552:Grade I listed government buildings
5833:Crystal Palace transmitting station
3768:"Hermitage Rooms at Somerset House"
3498:"Records of the Duchy of Lancaster"
2778:Somerset House: splendour and order
1844:The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes
1612:Text of the Somerset House Act 1984
1102:took place, sat by several hundred
1073:, which (along with the autonomous
6582:Headquarters in the United Kingdom
6512:Museums in the City of Westminster
4513:Official website of Somerset House
4311:"Somerset House, The Portico Room"
4187:Steven Baker (23 September 2012).
3644:. Wartime memories. Archived from
2817:Somerset House: Past & Present
2465:Court and Times of James the First
2418:National Heritage List for England
2214:Pollard, Albert Frederick (1897).
1759:, Hofesh Shechter Company and the
640:Somerset House was refurbished by
501:surviving cistern for the fountain
383:refers to it as "yet unfinished".
25:
6607:Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz
2745:University of Massachusetts Press
2715:(London), Somerset House (2018).
2374:, vol. 4 (London, 1982), p. 255:
1491:Civil Service Rifles War Memorial
1414:(1836–51), who also acted as the
1370:Duchy of Cornwall Office Act 1854
530:Frances Coke, Viscountess Purbeck
6622:Townhouses in the United Kingdom
6452:
6440:
4500:
4396:Melley, Brian (17 August 2024).
4119:Grant, Brian (8 February 1982),
2902:Plastering: Plain and Decorative
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2442:(Philadelphia, 2001), pp. 140–2.
2227:Dictionary of National Biography
2079:
2067:
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1682:Lord Mayor of the City of London
1552:Parliament of the United Kingdom
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444:and concluded the nineteen-year
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6562:Grade I listed museum buildings
3215:(2006): 539–540. 9 April 1908.
1740:playing live at Somerset House.
755:Comptroller of the King's Works
487:. He built a fountain known as
6587:1796 establishments in England
4428:New York: McKay, 1977 (pp 156)
4426:The City of London: A History.
3802:. 10 July 2018. Archived from
3487:(architectural drawing), RIBA.
2516:. Harper Collins. p. 115.
2398:(Manchester, 2020), pp. 56–60.
1977:television show, presented by
1674:Donald Insall & Associates
825:is clear that the outbreak of
725:in the event that her husband
686:. c. 33), for the purpose of,
563:. This was in the care of the
350:dissolution of the monasteries
27:Building on the Strand, London
1:
5715:Royal Mews, Buckingham Palace
5448:BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir
4336:Ho, Vivian (17 August 2024).
3874:Thurley et al (2009), p. 123.
3690:"The Anatomy of a Drill Hall"
3055:"Somerset House looking East"
2884:Brewer, James Norris (1821).
2478:Progresses of James the First
2316:(Cambridge, 2010), pp. 83–89.
2140:Somerset House Trust (2010),
2130:Humphreys (2003), pp. 165–166
1342:Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer
1310:Privy Seal and Signet Offices
813:The North Wing, fronting the
423:
271:was built in the late 1860s.
5044:Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
4237:Tam, Johnny (8 March 2015).
4168:. British-Film-Locations.com
4146:. British-Film-Locations.com
4122:Olivia Newton-John: Physical
4100:. British-Film-Locations.com
4078:. British-Film-Locations.com
4056:. British-Film-Locations.com
4004:. British-Film-Locations.com
3982:. British-Film-Locations.com
3960:. British-Film-Locations.com
3958:"Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)"
3938:. British-Film-Locations.com
3757:Thurley et al (2009), p. 85.
3335:London Metropolitan Archives
3022:Thurley et al (2009), p. 75.
2999:"A brief history of the RAS"
2841:Thurley et al (2009), p. 68.
2587:Thurley et al (2009), p. 63.
2569:Thurley et al (2009), p. 48.
2560:Thurley et al (2009), p. 25.
2551:Thurley et al (2009), p. 31.
2361:Thurley et al (2009), p. 16.
2347:Thurley et al (2009), p. 13.
2245:Thurley et al (2009), p. 11.
2204:Thurley et al. (2009), p. 9.
1823:. Elements of the 2008 film
1757:Outset Contemporary Art Fund
1688:of decorative arts, and the
1091:Commissioners of Victualling
944:A home for arts and learning
546:funeral at Westminster Abbey
367:and in 1552 was executed on
320:. When his nephew the young
117:; 248 years ago
4935:Brentford Community Stadium
4913:Odeon Luxe Leicester Square
4477:Somerset House: The History
2372:History of the King's Works
1761:Royal Society of Literature
1598:Status: Current legislation
1249:in the United Kingdom, the
1071:Sick and Hurt Commissioners
6648:
6567:William Chambers buildings
6527:Courtauld Institute of Art
5473:St Margaret's, Westminster
5415:Victoria and Albert Museum
3470:Cooper, C.P., ed. (1837).
3134:. London: Harrap & Co.
3003:Royal Astronomical Society
2905:. Routledge. p. 583.
2888:. London: William Gilling.
2717:Somerset House: Guide Book
2493:. Londonist. 26 March 2010
1769:Dickson Poon School of Law
1698:Victoria and Albert Museum
1659:21st-century redevelopment
1641:Courtauld Institute of Art
1527:United Kingdom legislation
1482:20th-century modifications
1043:Royal Astronomical Society
1001:Royal Astronomical Society
601:Two years later, with the
29:
6617:Henrietta Maria of France
6522:Royal buildings in London
6045:St Bartholomew's Hospital
5767:Citigroup Centre (London)
5375:National Portrait Gallery
5129:Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
5001:Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
4436:The Rough Guide to London
4218:. London SE1. 21 May 2008
3846:Humphreys (2003), p. 166.
3717:. Stephen Onping Fine Art
2176:"The Victoria Embankment"
2074:The Strand façade (2012).
2034:, shown in a view of 1836
1787:films. These include two
1544:
1539:
1209:Somerset House Laboratory
1164:French Revolutionary Wars
1087:Commissioners of the Navy
1067:Victualling Commissioners
916:of classical sculptures.
775:Massachusetts State House
553:Henrietta Maria of France
536:frequently stayed there.
438:Somerset House Conference
397:Somerset House Conference
288:In the 16th century, the
195:
58:
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32:Somerset House, Park Lane
6542:Houses completed in 1796
5934:Liverpool Street station
5924:Fenchurch Street station
5914:Clapham Junction station
5633:Westfield Stratford City
5443:All Hallows-by-the-Tower
5370:National Maritime Museum
4908:Empire, Leicester Square
4549:British royal residences
3692:. The Drill Hall Project
3396:"Lottery Office records"
3111:. Hansard. 21 March 1842
2899:Millar, William (2016).
2255:Scard, Margaret (2017).
2110:"Since the 18th century"
1841:films, including 1970's
1763:. The largest tenant is
1194:HM Revenue & Customs
1108:National Maritime Museum
1008:Royal Academy Exhibition
631:Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey
629:and it was alleged that
354:Renaissance architecture
292:, the north bank of the
6365:Myrtle Avenue, Hounslow
5995:Battersea Power Station
5478:St Martin-in-the-Fields
5270:Royal Courts of Justice
5134:Theatre Royal Haymarket
5027:The Championship Course
4724:Former royal residences
4432:Humphreys, Rob (2003).
3828:. BBC. 25 November 2009
3259:"St. Catherine's House"
3079:Coad, Jonathan (2013).
3059:Royal Museums Greenwich
2782:. London: Scala Books.
2739:Shand-Tucci, Douglass.
2620:Encyclopædia Britannica
2376:Mary Anne Everett Green
1989:On 17 August 2024, the
1628:Somerset House Act 1984
1534:Somerset House Act 1984
1397:Surveyor of Crown Lands
1336:offices (including the
1083:Comptroller of the Navy
696:Auditors of the Imprest
561:Roman Catholic religion
522:Christian IV of Denmark
440:that culminated in the
387:17th and 18th centuries
165:Grade I listed building
146:Design and construction
6532:HM Revenue and Customs
6507:Arts centres in London
6345:Kensington High Street
5974:Victoria Coach Station
5458:Methodist Central Hall
5380:Natural History Museum
5114:Royal National Theatre
4729:Historic Royal Palaces
4290:www.the-magician.co.uk
4264:"The Eagle Has Landed"
3856:Somerset House – Music
3237:"Thomas Edward Thorpe"
3130:Smith, Graham (1980).
2978:The Geological Society
2822:E. P. Dutton & Co.
2633:Crown Lands Act 1775 (
2531:. Unicorn Publishing.
2527:Lindsay, Ivan (2013).
2512:Jardine, Lisa (2008).
2180:British History Online
2112:. Somerset House Trust
1741:
1712:
1668:
1494:
1435:
1434:), built in the 1850s.
1422:19th-century expansion
1408:Poor Law Commissioners
1138:
1058:
981:Society of Antiquaries
968:
961:Augustus Charles Pugin
810:
790:
789:Somerset House in 1828
674:
462:oil-on-canvas painting
433:
412:
400:
6612:Catherine of Braganza
6537:King's College London
5939:London Bridge station
5909:Charing Cross station
5904:Cannon Street station
5787:St George Wharf Tower
5757:122 Leadenhall Street
5618:Petticoat Lane Market
5503:Westminster Cathedral
5453:Bevis Marks Synagogue
5385:Royal Academy of Arts
5337:Guildhall Art Gallery
5265:Palace of Westminster
5255:The National Archives
5225:City Hall (Southwark)
4967:(Queens Park Rangers)
4424:Borer, Mary Cathcart
3668:"City of Westminster"
3081:Support for the Fleet
1879:video album in 1981.
1765:King's College London
1731:
1710:
1678:Heritage Lottery Fund
1666:
1489:
1476:Rifle Volunteer Corps
1444:King's College London
1429:
1358:Palace of Westminster
1235:Government Laboratory
1198:100 Parliament Street
1190:HM Customs and Excise
1136:
1095:Treasurer of the Navy
1056:
951:
808:
788:
672:
611:Catherine of Braganza
559:, could exercise her
418:
406:
394:
302:Palace of Westminster
176:Public transit access
6627:2024 fires in Europe
6483:51.51111°N 0.11778°W
6410:Tottenham Court Road
5929:King's Cross station
5700:Hampton Court Palace
5463:Regent's Park Mosque
4683:Thatched House Lodge
4509:at Wikimedia Commons
3861:19 June 2008 at the
3261:. Vital Certificates
3155:Somerset House Trust
1957:The Eagle Has Landed
1896:, and the 2006 film
1847:and, more recently,
1497:By the start of the
1472:Civil Service Rifles
1362:Public Record Office
1296:Other public offices
1271:St Catherine's House
1231:Thomas Edward Thorpe
1151:impressed duty stamp
1024:Royal College of Art
751:Sir William Chambers
702:, The Office of the
678:Europe disquieting.
642:Sir Christopher Wren
458:Constable of Castile
257:Sir William Chambers
155:Sir William Chambers
141:Somerset House Trust
112:Construction started
6592:Victoria Embankment
6479: /
6415:Victoria Embankment
6237:Horse Guards Parade
5899:Blackfriars station
5813:ArcelorMittal Orbit
5752:20 Fenchurch Street
5742:One Churchill Place
5710:The Queen's Gallery
5528:Fortnum & Mason
5493:Southwark Cathedral
5488:St Paul's Cathedral
5350:Imperial War Museum
5313:Churchill War Rooms
5185:Royal Festival Hall
5124:Shakespeare's Globe
5003:(Tottenham Hotspur)
4997:(Charlton Athletic)
4573:Hillsborough Castle
4465:A Survey of London.
3806:on 17 February 2013
3095:"Information panel"
3083:. English Heritage.
3035:. Mapping Sculpture
2865:. 24 September 2016
2290:J. M. Dent and Sons
2282:Stow, John (1598).
2174:Thornbury, Walter.
2060:Victoria Embankment
2017:Victoria Embankment
1991:London Fire Brigade
1800:Tomorrow Never Dies
1412:Tithe Commissioners
646:Glorious Revolution
644:in 1685. After the
346:St Paul's Cathedral
269:Victoria Embankment
68:Architectural style
63:General information
6488:51.51111; -0.11778
6395:Shaftesbury Avenue
6305:Charing Cross Road
6101:Kensington Gardens
6091:Hampton Court Park
5949:St Pancras station
5944:Paddington station
5828:Cleopatra's Needle
5655:Partly occupied by
5420:Wallace Collection
5230:City Hall (Newham)
5170:Hammersmith Apollo
5055:Twickenham Stadium
4931:(national stadium)
4874:Westminster Bridge
4819:Hammersmith Bridge
4809:Blackfriars Bridge
4644:Nottingham Cottage
4635:Kensington Palace
3670:. Stepping Forward
3364:"Pedlars Act 1697"
2719:. Somerset House.
1945:Olympus Has Fallen
1931:Last Chance Harvey
1867:Olivia Newton-John
1742:
1713:
1686:Gilbert Collection
1676:. Grants from the
1669:
1634:registered charity
1616:legislation.gov.uk
1495:
1436:
1410:(1834–47) and the
1376:: now known as 10
1247:civil registration
1139:
1059:
1039:Geological Society
997:Geological Society
969:
811:
791:
708:Office of Ordnance
700:Duchy of Lancaster
675:
520:. On 22 May 1614,
434:
413:
401:
279:Old Somerset House
232:, overlooking the
6428:
6427:
6252:Piccadilly Circus
6247:Parliament Square
6215:
6214:
6202:Wandsworth Common
6053:
6052:
6035:Smithfield Market
5954:Stratford station
5737:One Canada Square
5723:
5722:
5679:St James's Palace
5674:Kensington Palace
5664:Buckingham Palace
5641:
5640:
5608:Leadenhall Market
5603:Kensington Arcade
5593:Burlington Arcade
5498:Westminster Abbey
5435:Places of worship
5390:Royal Observatory
5318:Courtauld Gallery
5210:10 Downing Street
5198:
5197:
5180:Royal Albert Hall
5119:Royal Opera House
4973:(West Ham United)
4839:Millennium Bridge
4737:
4736:
4661:Sandringham House
4588:St James's Palace
4583:Kensington Palace
4563:Buckingham Palace
4505:Media related to
3621:National Archives
3552:National Archives
3527:National Archives
3502:National Archives
3425:National Archives
3400:National Archives
3285:National Archives
2912:978-1-317-74168-8
2743:, p. 6. Amherst:
2726:978-1-9996154-1-3
2032:St Mary-le-Strand
1979:Natasha Kaplinsky
1951:London Has Fallen
1859:Robert Downey Jr.
1853:(2009), starring
1645:Courtauld Gallery
1622:
1621:
1540:Act of Parliament
1522:Albert Richardson
1460:James Pennethorne
1330:Duchy of Cornwall
1267:England and Wales
1032:Marlborough House
965:Courtauld Gallery
957:Thomas Rowlandson
930:learned societies
898:Angelica Kauffman
879:Giuseppe Ceracchi
855:Giovanni Cipriani
838:Sir Robert Smirke
732:Buckingham Palace
704:Duchy of Cornwall
446:Anglo-Spanish War
373:Queen Elizabeth I
215:
214:
171:Other information
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6325:Fenchurch Street
6262:Trafalgar Square
6242:Leicester Square
6207:Wimbledon Common
6162:Gunnersbury Park
6064:
6020:Lloyd's building
5969:London Cable Car
5964:Waterloo station
5959:Victoria station
5894:Heathrow Airport
5695:Banqueting House
5657:the royal family
5652:
5628:Westfield London
5573:Shopping centres
5516:
5468:St Clement Danes
5365:National Gallery
5360:Museum of London
5155:Alexandra Palace
4985:(Crystal Palace)
4959:Emirates Stadium
4891:
4854:Southwark Bridge
4804:Battersea Bridge
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1871:Stranger's Touch
1806:Shanghai Knights
1779:Filming location
1773:College Building
1694:Hermitage Museum
1643:, including the
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1548:
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1530:
1514:Second World War
1282:Court of Probate
1265:certificates in
1192:; its successor
1188:was merged with
1016:Burlington House
1012:National Gallery
940:administrators.
871:Joseph Nollekens
863:Agostino Carlini
771:Charles Bulfinch
650:grace and favour
589:Parliamentarians
454:Whitehall Palace
442:Treaty of London
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6116:St James's Park
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6000:British Library
5990:Barbican Estate
5978:
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5873:Wellington Arch
5858:Nelson's Column
5808:Albert Memorial
5796:
5762:Broadgate Tower
5747:8 Canada Square
5719:
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5647:Royal buildings
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5410:Tower of London
5355:Madame Tussauds
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5220:Bank of England
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5160:Brixton Academy
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5079:Apollo Victoria
5060:
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5006:
4989:Stamford Bridge
4979:(AFC Wimbledon)
4943:(Leyton Orient)
4929:Wembley Stadium
4922:Football stadia
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4869:Waterloo Bridge
4864:Vauxhall Bridge
4849:Richmond Bridge
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4631:Highgrove House
4619:Craigowan Lodge
4609:Balmoral Castle
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4578:Holyrood Palace
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1499:First World War
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1418:Commissioners.
1393:Lancaster Place
1378:Buckingham Gate
1298:
1286:Family Division
1243:
1211:
1168:Napoleonic Wars
1131:
1075:Navy Pay Office
1051:
1049:The Navy Office
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910:Joshua Reynolds
851:
827:war with France
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767:Thomas Hardwick
727:King George III
723:Queen Charlotte
667:
615:King Charles II
596:Oliver Cromwell
585:General Fairfax
513:Hymen's Triumph
489:Mount Parnassus
485:Salomon de Caus
473:Anne of Denmark
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334:Inn of Chancery
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