Tite, Sir William T Architects History
Tite, Sir William T Architects History
Tite, Sir William
Sir William Tite (1798-1873)
Running off of Chelsea Embankment, close to the Royal Hospital, is Tite Street, named after Sir William Tite, who, as a member of the Board of Works was largely responsible for Chelsea Embankment.
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- Brief article and historical photo of the Bank of England and the Royal Exchange, Threadneedle and Cornhill Streets, London, designed 1842-1844 by Sir William Tite. From the Victorian Web.
- Photo and brief description of the station designed in mock gothic style, complete with tall chimneys and multiple steeply pitched gables, by LSWR architect Sir William Tite.
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