Category:King's Mews, Charing Cross

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English: The King's Mews was the original location of the Royal Mews, near Charing Cross. The main stables were rebuilt in 1732 to designs by William Kent. They were demolished in the 1830s and the western half of the present facade of the National Gallery built in their place, on the north side of Trafalgar Square.

Media in category "King's Mews, Charing Cross"

The following 8 files are in this category, out of 8 total.

Perspective View of the Royal Stables at Charing Cross - J. Maurer, 1747 - grosvenor11544.jpg 700 × 499; 71 KB
Royal Stables in the Mews, Charing Cross. Etching by Cook, 1793.jpg 408 × 274; 33 KB
The Mews (King's Mews, Charing Cross) - T. Malton, 1794.jpg 528 × 729; 92 KB
The new opening to St Martin's Church from Pall Mall East - Shepherd, Metropolitan Improvements (1828), p193.jpg 2,118 × 1,395; 840 KB
Image taken from page 99 of 'National History and Views of London and its environs ... from original drawings by eminent artists. Edited by C. F. P' (11010217906).jpg 1,514 × 2,477; 1.05 MB
John Norden's Map of Westminster - Charing Cross.jpg 473 × 378; 154 KB
Microcosm of London Plate 047 - King's Mews (tone).jpg 1,786 × 1,386; 835 KB
Microcosm of London Plate 047 - King's Mews.jpg 1,786 × 1,386; 751 KB

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