Levita House, entrance from Chalton Street
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Levita House, entrance from Chalton Street
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 10 Jun 2012
The columns and architrave have a neo-classical flavour, characteristic of the times. There may have been a sign above the central opening, or it's illegible. The columns are catching reflected light from warm brick buildings on the other side of Chalton Street. The entrance itself is heavily shaded by dense-foliaged hornbeams Image The elegant gates are believed to be a more recent addition: part of the refurbishment of Levita House. Other views of it, from Ossulston Street, are Image and Image
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Image Location
Latitude
51.529462
Longitude
-0.12976