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Properties in streets starting with the letter S

School, St Budeaux, Devonport

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/747
Plan dates	1901
Details	Block plan showing boy's school, girl's and infant's school, houses, fields, gardens, roads, lane and Trelawney Avenue, 16 January 1901. Plan of boy's block showing ground plan, mezzanine floor, part of basement plan and section C-D, 16 January 1901. Plan of boy's block showing south elevation and north elevation, 16 January 1901. Plan of girl's and infant's school showing upper floor for girls and ground floor for infants, 16 January 1901. Plan of girl's and infant's school showing mezzanine floor, section A-B and basement plan, 16 January 1901. Plan of girl's and infant's schools showing section E-F, 16 January 1901. Plan of girl's and infant's block showing north elevation and south elevation. Notice of intention to build, 16 January 1901. Plan showing School Board ground plan, lane, hedge, church site, existing houses and houses being erected by Mr Searle.  2 June 1902. Architect: Hine and Odgers. Owner: Devonport School Board. Application approved, 18 February 1901.

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St Philip and St James Church, Bridwell Road, Weston Mill, Devonport

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/1007
Plan dates	October 1905
Details	Plan showing heating chamber, section through coal shoot and plan of tower basement. Also shows block plan showing Bridwell Road and Northumberland Street. Plan showing ground plan. Plan showing section A-B. Plan showing south elevation. Notice of intention to build, 1 November 1905. Architect: Bastick W Nunn. Owner: Reverend Edward Lynott. Application approved, 13 November 1905.

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St Thomas Church, North Keyham, Devonport

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/1044
Plan dates	November 1906
Details	Plan showing ground floor of church, also shows footpath adjoining Ocean Street, footpath adjoining Renown Street and footpath adjoining Royal Navy Avenue and lane. Plan showing section A-B and block plan of site along Royal Navy Avenue, Ocean Street and Renown Street. Plan showing south elevation. Notice of intention to build, 21 November 1906. Architect: Hine, Odgers and May. Owner: The Reverend John Heywood Wardington. Application approved, 25 November 1906.

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St Barnabas Church, Stuart Road, Stoke, Devonport

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/1053
Plan dates	19 December 1906
Details	Parish and school room. Plan showing ground plan of property and basement. Plan showing proposed north elevation, transverse section through classroom and main hall looking east, longitudinal section through west entrance and main hall and platform looking north and west elevation. Plan showing south elevation, east elevation and transverse section through main hall and north entrance looking west. Notice of intention to build, 24 January 1907. Architect: Charles Cheverton. Owner: the Vicar and Churchwarden. Application approved, 28 January 1907.

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Mount Edgcumbe Masonic Hall, St George's Place, East Stonehouse

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/1484
Plan dates	1908
Details	Plan showing proposed property showing basement plan, ground floor, plan of entrance cross section and front elevation. Block plan of site also showing East Street. Notice of intention to build, 15 May 1908. Architect: A S Bewes. Owner: Metham Lodge. Application approved, 19 May 1908.

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St Luke Church, Tavistock Place, Sherwell, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/3637
Plan dates	20 February 1952
Details	Belfry. Plans, elevation, section, location and block plan of site also showing Chapel Street. Building notice, 20 February 1952. Architect: L F Vanstone and partners. Owner: The Reverend S Allen and Mr James, churchwarden. Application approved, 10 Machr 1952.

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Land belonging to Sir Michael Seymour, [Seymour Estate], Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/3833
Plan dates	25 August 1884
Details	Block plan of site south of the London and South Western Railway, showing alterations made from original block plan. Architect: James Henry Keats. Owner: Sir Michael Seymour.

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South Devon and East Cornwall Hospital, Clifton Place, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/5436
Plan dates	1894
Details	Chapel plans and associated building notice, 27 July 1894 showing proposed elevations, sections and block plan of site also showing Greenbank Road. Architect: Hine and Odgers. Application approved 30 July 1894.

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South Devon and East Cornwall Hospital, Greenbank Road, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/5693
Plan dates	1896-1973
Details	Plans and associated building notices between 1896-1928 showing proposed development of premises [given as South Devon and East Cornwall Hospital] including elevation of the proposed John Hay Wing. Plans and associated building notices, 1947-1948 showing further development of premises [now cited as the Prince of Wales Hospital]. Plans and associated building notices showing developments between 1949-1964 [resuming the name South Devon and East Cornwall Hospital]. Plans and associated building notices, 1966-1973 showing development to premises [renamed Greenbank Hospital]. Plans show proposed floor plans, sections, elevations and block plans also showing Mildmay Street, The Clifton Hotel, Clifton Street, Clifton Place, Deptford Place, Greenbank Terrace, Greenbank Avenue, Woodside, Hospital Road, Shaftesbury Cottages, Diamond Avenue, Armada Road, Whitefield Terrace, Baring Street, Freedom Fields and Lipson Road. (See PCC/60/1/3566 for early plans between 1880-1881 and PCC/60/1/10340 for additional plans for the period 1949 to 1950).

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Noah's Ark Inn, Saltash Street, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/5703
Plan dates	September 1896
Details	Plans and associated building notice, 16 September 1896 showing proposed re-building of premises (prior to relocation to Courtney Street following war damage) showing section, elevation, floor plans and block plan of site also showing Drake Street, Dove's Court and Old Town Street. Architect: B Priestley Shires. Owner: J W Payne. Application approved, 1 February 1897.

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Three Towns Patent Steam Carpet Beating Company, Saltash Road, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/5720
Plan dates	July 1896
Details	Stores and offices. Plans and associated building notice, 14 October 1896 showing proposed floor plans, elevations, section and block plan of site also showing Saltash Road and steel bridge over the Great Western Railway. Architect: Robert H B Neal. Owner: Three Towns Carpet Beating Company. Application approved, 19 October 1896.

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Shops, Southside Street, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/5988
Plan dates	May 1898
Details	Plans and associated building notice showing proposed floor plans, sections, elevations and block plan of site. Architect: B Priestley Shires. Owner: Edwin Piper. Application approved, 20 June 1898.

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Premises belonging to Plymouth Rugby Football Club, South Down Place, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/6206
Plan dates	July and August 1899
Details	Plans and associated building notice, 29 Jul 1899 showing proposed additional stand and other additions to site (until recently the site of Plymouth Albion Rugby Club) showing floor plans, sections and block plan of site also showing Cattedown Road, Embankment Road and site of a Baptist Chapel. Architect: B Priestley Shires. Owner: Plymouth Rugby Football Club and Ground Limited. Application approved, 31 Jul 1899.

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Salisbury Road Baptist Church, Salisbury Road and Rosebury Avenue, St Judes, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/6982
Plan dates	1905-1958
Details	Plans and associated building notices charting the development of premises from proposed erection of a new baptist chapel fronting Salisbury Road for the trustees in 1905 to subsequent alterations, additions and re-building of premises following war damage as submitted by the trustees care of R S Parker (1944), Mr Martin (1949-1951) and the Reverend C Dyer (1956-1958).

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St Simon Church, Salisbury Road Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/7043
Plan dates
Details	Block plans, floor plans, sections, elevations and associated notices showing development of premises from proposed erection in 1905, approved 16 November 1905 to erection of new west end wall for the Parochial Church Council, care of the Reverend Carson in 1956.

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Buildings, Spooner's Corner, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/7051
Plan dates	October 1905
Details	Block plan, floor plans, section and notice showing proposed shops and offices. Architect: John H Vincent. Owner: The Syndicate Owners of Spooner's Centre. Application approved, 20 November 1905 and 21 January 1907.

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Rebuilding of commercial garage, due to enemy action, Salisbury Road, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/8311
Plan dates	August 1947
Details	Block plan, floor plans, section, painting,calculations, correspondence and notices. Architect: Wallis Gilbert and Partners. Owner: Messrs W Mumford Limited. Application approved, 25 January 1949.

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Houses, 17-19 odds only, Salcombe Road, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/8842
Plan dates	May 1923
Details	Block plan, floor plans, section and notice. Architect: J Leighton-Fouracre. Owner: Mr White. Given date of approval, 14 May 1923.

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