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In December 2018, Whiteleys closed for redevelopment in parallel with Meyer Bergman's regeneration of Queensway Parade, which faces the building. The project was planned to deliver a mix of street-level retail units, 65% less retail space than before, with a gym and a cinema, while the upper floors –
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The first store – described as "an immense symposium of the arts and industries of the nation and of the world" – was devastated in an enormous fire in 1887, one of the largest fires in London's history. This was the last of four fires that had devastated the business from 1882. In his autobiography,
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By 1890 over 6,000 staff were employed in the business, most of them living in company-owned male and female dormitories, having to obey 176 rules and working 7 am to 11 pm, six days a week. Whiteleys also bought massive farmlands and erected food-processing factories to provide produce for
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Dressmaking was started in 1868, and a house agency and refreshment room, the first ventures outside drapery, opened in 1872. By that time 622 people were employed on the premises and a further 1,000 outside. Whiteleys started selling food in 1875, and a building and decorating department was added
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In June 2008, the ground floor was transformed into what the management called a 'foodstore'; essentially a larger, more glamorous version of a department store foodhall, designed by Lifeschutz Davidson Sandilands and operated by renowned restaurateur Dominic Ford. Called 'Food Inc', it sold fresh
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Whiteleys met strong opposition from smaller tradesmen, and also from the local authorities over its grand building plans, and several bad fires in the 1880s may have been caused by opponents. Business nonetheless prospered, aided by a delivery service extending up to 25 miles (40 km), and in
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The department store closed down in 1981, remaining empty until the building was purchased by a firm called the Whiteleys Partnership in 1986, consisting of Arlington Securities, London and Metropolitan Estates, Wilverley & Hampshire Estates and Dartnorth, which was later acquired by the
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In 1907, William Whiteley was murdered by Horace George Rayner, who claimed to be his illegitimate son, "Cecil Whiteley". After his death, the board (including two of Whiteley's sons) allowed the leases on the various Westbourne Grove properties to lapse, and moved the business into a new
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Hill, and – some days later when he and his brother Cyril were allowed to visit Westbourne Grove – that "The long front of the shop was a sorry sight with part of the wall fallen and the rest blackened." Whiteleys was soon rebuilt, but later moved from Westbourne Grove to
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Whiteley's received bomb damage from an air raid on 19 October 1940. The Second World War air raid damage, along with the earlier fires and subsequent changes in ownership, led to the loss of many of the archives associated with the store.
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on 2 November 1911, in the presence of thousands; it was claimed to be the largest shop in the world. The building was further extended between 1925 and 1927 to incorporate the present frontage. In 1927 the store was bought by
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collapsed, killing the driver of the crane and seriously injuring an electrician who was also in the cab of the crane at the time of the incident. Whiteleys reopened on 26 July 1989 as a shopping centre.
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Whiteleys was re-opened as a shopping centre on 26 July 1989. The shopping centre never worked as a retail destination, and became much maligned by the wealthy and sophisticated residents of nearby
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The new Whiteleys store opened in 1911 was the height of luxury at the time, including both a theatre and – on the roof – a golf course. It appears in a number of early 20th-century novels and in
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In the 1950s the chairman Sir Sydney Harold Gillet announced that the store was too big for its turnover, and converted the upper floors of the building into office space. These were used by
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Since 2005, a slow change of direction began under a new management regime which incorporated substantial physical improvements to the interior, the replacement of
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department store, which opened in 1911 as one of London's first department stores, and was one of the main department stores, alongside
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Affairs in Foreign Lands; the burning of Whiteley's great establishment. The loss estimated at $ 2,500,00 - incendiarism suspected.
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in 1876. This proved to be particularly profitable, as the large stuccoed houses in the area needed regular repainting.
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1887 the store was described as "an immense symposium of the arts and industries of the nation and of the world".
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by Linda Stratmann (2004, Sutton Publishing) is a biography of William Whiteley, and a history of the store.
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Whiteleys is mentioned in several books and has appeared in numerous films and TV shows, most notably:
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levels one to nine (excluding level 4) – were to be converted for residential use and a hotel.
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Whiteleys is cited as the "common knowledge" location to buy a woman's dress in the 1964 film
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the store and for staff catering. In 1896 it earned an unsolicited Royal Warrant from
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In 2016 the store was featured extensively in the storyline of the popular ITV drama
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in 1863. By 1867 it had expanded to a row of shops containing 17 departments.
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was announced as the winner of the prized construction contract over rival
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fish, meat, dry goods, wine and meat from the shopping centre's own farm.
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at 400 Oxford Street, which had opened to the public on 15 March 1909.
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purchased the business. The building was designated a Grade II
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purpose-built store on Queens Road (now called Queensway).
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Property investment, Housing development, Six Senses hotel
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The original Whiteleys department store was created by
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Former department store and shopping centre in London
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Grade II listed buildings in the City of Westminster
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The main entrance is shown briefly in the 1953 film
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Private company
William Whiteley
Bayswater
W2
Meyer Bergman
C C Land
www.thewhiteleylondon.com
shopping centre
Bayswater
William Whiteley Limited
Selfridge's
Liberty's
Harrods
Queensway
Meyer Bergman
CC Land
Norman Foster
Six Senses
William Whiteley
drapery
Westbourne Grove
Queen Victoria
E. H. Shepard
Highgate
Queensway
John Belcher
John James Joass
Lord Mayor of London

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