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Properties in streets starting with the letter G

Lots 136 and 137 Garden Street, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/7053
Plan dates	November 1905
Details	Block plan, floor plans, sections, elevations and notice. Architect: John H Vincent. Owner: Mr E Orgel. Application approved, 16 November 1905.

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Stoker's Arms, 48 Granby Street, Devonport

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/836
Plan dates	29 March 1902
Details	Plan showing ground plan as at present, first floor plan as at present, second floor plan as at present and elevation. Plan showing ground plan as proposed, first floor plan as proposed, second floor plan as proposed and elevation. Notice of intention to build, 29 March 1902. Architect: Henry George Luff. Owner: Thomas Perkins, beer retailer. Application approved, 2 April 1902.

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Bungalow, Glenholt Estate, Crownhill, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/3062
Plan dates	April 1938-September 1971
Details	Block plans, floor plans, sections, elevations, correspondence and notices. Architect: F S Stilwell. Owner: Mrs E Folley.

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Joy Wheel, Grand Parade Road, West Hoe, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/7652
Plan dates	15 May 1911
Details	Block plan, floor plans, roof plans, sections, elevations and related correspondence. Architect: H Bulteel. Applicant: William Wentworth, secretary of and on behalf of the Greater London Joy Wheels Company Limited. Application approved, 22 May 1911.

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South Devon and East Cornwall Hospital, Greenbank, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/3566
Plan dates	1880-1881
Details	Block plan of site showing Greenbank Road and Clifton Place. Block plan of site also showing Woodland Terrace. Plans showing floor plans, elevations and section. Plan of the infectious wards. Roof plan. Plan showing ground floor plan of hospital. Plan showing first floor plan. Plan showing second floor plan. Drainage Plan. Building notice, 13 April 1880. Architect: Messrs Coe and Robinson. Owner: The Governors. Application approved, 1 May 1880. Correspondence from Messrs Coe and Robinson to the governors, 13 April 1880. Correspondence from Walter Wilson, governor, to Mr Alty, 2 November 1881. (See PCC/60/1/5693 for further developments between 1896-1973 and PCC/60/1/10340 for additional plans for the period 1949 to 1950).

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St Jude's Mission Hall, Grenville Road, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/6197
Plan dates	July 1899
Details	Plan and associated building notice, 25 July 1899 showing proposed floor plans, section, elevation and block plan of site. Architect: B Priestley Shires. Owner: Reverend J H Howard. Application approved, 31 July 1899.

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