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3. archive.org › details › b24401341The house and its surroundings : Free Download, Borrow, and ...

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   Editors: J. Langdon Down, Henry Power, J. Mortimer-Granville, John Tweedy. Advertisements on endpapers. Introduction -- Soil, situation, and construction -- Drainage -- Water supply -- Ventilation -- Closets, urinals, slop-water, dust-bins, scullery, and sinks -- Warming and lighting, paint and paper -- Bedrooms, nursery, laundry, kitchen ...

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5. www.londonpicturearchive.org.uk › view-itemGranville House and Dacre House in Arundel Street - London ...

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   Granville House and Dacre House in Arundel Street. Description. Front elevations of Granville House and Dacre House at 3 and 5 Arundel Street, Temple, looking north along Arundel Street towards the Strand. Hamo Thorneycroft's statue of W.E. Gladstone can just be seen in the distance.

6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Joseph_Mortimer_GranvilleJoseph Mortimer Granville - Wikipedia

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   Joseph Mortimer Granville (4 May 1833, Devonport – 23 November 1900, London) was an English physician, author and inventor known for having first patented the electromechanical vibrator for relief of muscle aches, exclusively for male patients.

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   When was the Granville Hotel built?

   • To the front of the hotel, plans were developed for the landscaping of the Victoria Gardens and construction of Granville Marina on the seafront (1876-1877). Two additional floors were added to the east range of the hotel after 1877. Into the late C19, the Granville Hotel became established as a nationally-celebrated institution.

   Granville House (the former Granville Hotel), Ramsgate, Kent

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   Who started the Granville development?

   • The Granville development, so named after George Leverson Gower, second Earl Granville (1815-1891), was a venture undertaken by Edward Welby Pugin, together with investors Robert Sankey, George Burgess and John Barnet Hodgson on land acquired from the Mount Albion Estate in 1867.

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   How did the Granville Hotel become famous?

   • Into the late C19, the Granville Hotel became established as a nationally-celebrated institution. A chartered weekend train - the ‘Granville Express’ – transported guests directly from London Victoria to the luxurious hotel and the famed baths; facilities which were claimed to be the ‘most perfect in the Kingdom’ in advertisements.

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   What happened to the Granville Hotel?

   • The Granville continued to serve as a prestigious hotel into the C20, save for a brief stint as a hospital for Canadian soldiers when it was requisitioned during the First World War. The 1920s brought a period of further investment, with a scheme of further internal modernisation costing over £60,000.

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   What is the Granville bar?

   • From the south, these are: The Granville Bar: a broad undivided room with full-height fielded panelling, a bead moulded cornice, engaged fluted pilasters with gilt Corinthian capitals paired with matching columns to the north and south walls and two exceptionally wide fireplaces with overmantles (centrally positioned on west and east walls).

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   How did Pugin lose his share in the Granville Hotel?

   • An indenture between Pugin and Hodgson (the contractor for the hotel) signed in 1868 became the subject of a costly and rancorous legal dispute which contributed to Pugin’s bankruptcy with liabilities of close to £200,000. This led to the loss of Pugin’s share in the Granville endeavour.

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   Granville House (the former Granville Hotel) is a Grade II listed building in Ramsgate, Kent, England. See why it was listed, view it on a map, see visitor comments and photos and share your own comments and photos of this building.