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1. www.fdb.cz › film › the-ghosts-of-oxford-streetThe Ghosts of Oxford Street (1991) [TV film] - FDb.cz

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   Sep 16, 2024 · The Ghosts of Oxford Street [TV film] Nahrát obrázek. Žánr: hudební. Země: Velká Británie. Rok: 1991. Délka: 54 minut. Fotogalerie obsahuje 2 fotografií. 70% imdb.com. Film. Profil|. Obsah (0)|. Zajímavosti (0)|. Ceny (0)|. Chyby (0)|. Hlášky (0)|. Externí recenze (0)|. Festivaly (0)|. Výroba. Obsazení (18) Fotogalerie (2) |. DVD obaly (0)|.

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3. www.british-history.ac.uk › survey-london › vol40Oxford Street: The Rebuilding of Oxford Street | British ...

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   Sep 29, 2024 · There are two clues to this. One was a high, unanswered corner pavilion at No. 497 Oxford Street, which must have been intended to have its response elsewhere in the long frontage between North Audley Street and Park Street (fig. 45: see also Plate 27b in vol. XXXIX).

4. www.cityam.com › the-real-issue-holding-backA car-free Oxford Street does sound dreamy, but there’s a ...

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   Sep 19, 2024 · An Oxford Street with no cars is a charming fantasy. But ignore the “red wall of metal” at your peril, writes James Ford. Everyone who has held the office of Mayor of London has shared a ...

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6. www.british-history.ac.uk › survey-london › vol40Oxford Street: The Development of the Frontage | British ...

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   6 days ago · This was the Oxford Street front of the extensive works of Joseph Thrupp, the most enduring of several firms of coachbuilders established hereabouts, and latterly called Thrupp and Maberly. The building had perhaps been inserted in about 1810 in place of a simple archway leading into the works.

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   Sep 12, 2024 · Investigate Oxford Castle, where the spirits of executed prisoners and other ghostly figures are reported to haunt the prison cells and castle grounds.

8. www.british-history.ac.uk › survey-london › vol40Oxford Street: Introduction - British History Online

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   Sep 29, 2024 · Tallis's view of Oxford Street (fig. 42), drawn for his guide of 1838–40 and offering a conspectus of the whole street's appearance at that date, shows that it then consisted almost uniformly of modest, irregular Georgian houses with shop fronts; only at the very west end close to Park Lane, where there was a scatter of substantial private ...

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   Is Oxford Street homogeneous?

   • The Grosvenors' portion of this, between Park Lane and Davies Street, merges naturally with the rest, for during the present century Oxford Street has gradually assumed a special kind of commercial homogeneity, notably at shop level. This is not a new phenomenon.

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   When was Oxford Street published?

   • Originally published by London County Council, London, 1980. This free content was digitised by double rekeying. All rights reserved. , 'Oxford Street: Introduction', in Survey of London: Volume 40, the Grosvenor Estate in Mayfair, Part 2 (The Buildings), (London, 1980) pp. 171.

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   Should Oxford Street be pedestrianised?

   • An Oxford Street with no cars is a charming fantasy. But ignore the “red wall of metal” at your peril, writes James Ford Everyone who has held the office of Mayor of London has shared a simple dream: to pedestrianise Oxford Street.

   A car-free Oxford Street does sound dreamy, but there’s a problem: bus…

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   When was Oxford Street built?

   • The former block, between Duke Street and Binney Street, survives and even in its altered state offers an impression of what Thomas Cundy III intended for Oxford Street. It was not built until 1870–4, but its western half (Nos. 411 and 413) was organized as early as 1863–4, at just the same time as the ranges further west.

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10. www.standard.co.uk › comment › pedestrianisationThe pedestrianisation of Oxford Street must take account of ...

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    Sep 18, 2024 · The finest brains at City Hall, TfL and Westminster council will have to come up with a solution that delivers a traffic-free Oxford Street without inflicting misery on the residents who live...