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Properties in streets starting with the letter U

Valletort Inn, Union Street, East Stonehouse

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/984
Plan dates	1905
Details	Plan showing property as existing, front elevation of property. Plan showing longitudinal section, attic plan, first floor, ground plan and elevation. Plan showing proposed alterations, attic floor plan, section, first floor and ground plan, also showing block plan of site along Union Street and Battery Street and East Street. Notice of intended building, 24 January 1905. Owner: Mr A H Rendle. Application approved: 14 February 1905.

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West India House, 115 Union Street, East Stonehouse

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/1332
Plan dates	2 July 1889
Details	Plan showing proposed alterations and additions to property showing section on line A-B, section on line C-D, ground floor plan and Union Street front elevation. Architect: J H Keats. Owner: Edmund J Every esquire. Application approved, 9 July 1889.

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The Palace, Theatre of Varieties, Union Street, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/5811
Plan dates	1897-1972
Details	Plans and associated building notices (1897-1950s in box 1 and 1960s to 1970s in box 2) showing development of premises from proposed erection for London and Devon Syndicate Limited, drawn by William H Arber, and subsequent alterations and additions including repair of war damaged premises in 1951. Block plans of site also showing Phoenix Street and Phoenix Place. Particulars of previous plans note providing a chronological overview of plans submitted. (For previous plans submitted under the name of the Theatre of Varieties see PCC/60/1/5804, rejected).

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St James' Hall, Union Street, Plymouth

Reference Number	PCC/60/1/5912
Plan dates	September 1897
Details	Large plans showing proposed alterations to St James Hall (later becoming the Savoy Cinema, now demolished) showing sections and floor plans. Architect: Messrs Wimperis and Arber. Owner: St James' Hall Company. Application approved, 20 December 1897.

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