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and a broken thigh following a fall in 1979, he was unable to walk unaided and required permanent care. This was provided by a roster of live-in nurses. He died at the house on 18 August 1983. The house continued in the possession of the Pevsner family until its sale in the 21st century.
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has since been revised and expanded, and its scope increased to cover the buildings of Ireland, Scotland and Wales. The result has been described as a "landmark in the development of the discipline" of
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No. 2 was not a grand home; running hot water was not installed until three years after the Pevsners moved in, and the house was simply furnished with a mix of
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went on to write or revise specific county volumes; visiting buildings during the day, and writing up his notes at night. The series concluded with
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compelled him, on account of his Jewish ancestry, to resign his university office and relocate to England. During the following years he completed
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furniture. Pevsner permitted himself a little more elaboration in the garden, where he installed an eight-foot high statue of
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who already lived at No. 3. in the street. The Wildwood estate had been developed around Wildwood Lodge, home of
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Grigson also found what was to become Pevsner's country house, a small cottage in the Wiltshire village of
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Baker, T. F. T.; Bolton, Diane K.; Croot, Patricia E. C. (1989). Elrington, C. R. (ed.).
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The Buildings of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales: A Sixtieth Anniversary Catalogue
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Wildwood Terrace remained Pevsner's London home until his death. After suffering a
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Pioneers of the Modern Movement: from William Morris to Walter Gropius
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A History of the County of Middlesex: Hampstead & Paddington
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in 1929. His interests lay in the history of architecture, the
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Shortly after his arrival in England, in 1936 Pevsner took a
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Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service
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commemorated Pevsner's residence by the erection of a
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House in the London Borough of Camden, United Kingdom
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Building of England
Hampstead
Camden
51°34′04″N 0°11′00″W / 51.5678°N 0.1834°W / 51.5678; -0.1834
2, Wildwood Terrace is located in Greater London
Hampstead
London Borough of Camden
terraced house
Nikolaus Pevsner
blue plaque
Sir Nikolaus Bernhard Leon Pevsner
Leipzig
Kingdom of Saxony
University of Göttingen
Modernist Movement
Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service
Nazi regime
Interned
enemy alien
The Buildings of England
Cornwall
John Newman
Staffordshire
architectural history
lease
Hampstead
Geoffrey Grigson
Queen Victoria
terraced housing

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