IMAGE TITLE : George Dance the Younger – designs of the Crescent.
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CITE AS: The 100 Minories Team, "George Dance the Younger – designs of the Crescent.," in 100 Minories, June 29, 2015, https://100minories.lparchaeology.com/peopling-the-crescent-researching-the-occupiers-of-the-crescent-city-of-london-1770-1841/2015-02-19-17-53-38/ [Date Accessed: April 19, 2024].
Dance’s original designs for the building (reproduced with the permissions of the LMA): ‘The strings coping and cornice at A B C D E F to be of portland stone. The whole are to be wrought with the best grey stocks.’
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