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Properties in streets starting with the letter M

28 Market Street, Devonport

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/630
Plan dates	22 November 1899
Details	New shop front. Plan showing elevation as at present, plan as at present, elevation as proposed, plan as proposed and transverse section. Notice of Intention to Build, 22 November 1899. Architect: Henry George Luff. Owner: Richard Heard, butcher. Application approved, 27 November 1899.

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The Peoples's Palace, Martin Street, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/6042
Plan dates	13 September 1898
Details	Plans and associated building notice showing proposed alterations and additions to premises showing floor plans, elevations, sections and block plan of site also showing Moir Street and Sawrey Street. Architect: King and Lister. Owner: Mr Nash. Application approved, 19 September 1898.

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St Mark's/St Augustine's Church Premise, Alexandra Road, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/6201
Plan dates	1899 to 1951
Details	Plans and associated building notices showing development of church premises from erection as St Mark's Church in 1899 with crypt underneath, approved, 34 July 1899 to the re-building of premises owing to war damage in 1948 as St Augustine's Church. Plans include block plan of site also showing Arlington Road, Ashford Road and section of railway.

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Mary Dean's Charity School, Tamerton Foliot

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/3320
Plan dates	February 1941
Details	Air raid shelters. Block plan also showing St Mary's Church, Tamerton House and Harwood, floor plan, section, elevation and notice. Architect: H V C Hague, county architect. Owner: Devon County Council. Approved, 26 March 1941.

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Orphan Asylum, Milehouse Road, Devonport

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/794
Plan dates	25 October 1901
Details	Plan showing ground floor. Plan showing first floor. Plan showing second floor. Also shows block plan showing Milehouse Road, proposed new roads and Woodland Villa. Plan showing longitudinal section. Plan showing elevation to Milehouse Road. Notice of intention to build. Architect: Henry J Snell. Owner: Committee of the Devonport Orphan Asylum. Application approved, 28 October 1901.

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Valletort Flour Mills, Millbay Road, East Stonehouse

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/1490
Plan dates	1909
Details	Engine house. Plan showing ground plan, elevation, end elevation and section. Block plan showing Millbay Road and Victoria Place. Notice of intended building, 5 Oct 1909. Architect: Barclay Perkins. Owner: Hoskins, Trevithick and Polkinghorn. Application approved, 5 October 1909.

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Moir Street, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/7488
Plan dates	1909
Details	Stables. Block plan, floor plans, section and notice. Owner: Truscott and Son. Application approved, 22 November 1909.

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Montpellier Mixed School, Beaconsfield, Devonport

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/663
Plan dates	10 February 1900-21 August 1900
Details	Block plan showing proposed school building, playground, road and footpath. Plan showing east elevation, south elevation, section E-F, detail of transome at X and section C-D. Plan showing ground plan and mezzanine plan. Plan showing south elevation, east elevation, west elevation and north elevation. Plan showing ground plan. Notice of intention to build, 12 February 1900. Architect: Hine and Odgers. Owner: The School Board for Devonport. Application approved, 26 February 1900.

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Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Mutley Plain, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/6539
Plan dates	26 June 1901
Details	Plan and associated building notice showing proposed plan of tower, section of tower and block plan of site also showing Belgrave Road. Architect: Henry J Snell. Owner: The trustees. Application approved, 9 July 1901.

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Plans and Correspondance, Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Mutley Plain, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/3564
Plan dates	April 1880
Details	Plan showing sections and plan of staircase. Plan showing front elevation. Plan showing basement plan. Plan showing ground plan. Plan showing gallery plan. Plan showing elevation. Block plan of site. Building notice, 14 April 1880. Architect: Henry J Snell. Builder: John Finch. Owner: Trustees of the Wesleyan Chapel. Application approved, 17 April 1880. Correspondence from Henry J Snell, 14 April 1880.

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