Act to Provide for the Paving, Gravelling, Lighting, and Watching Certain Footways and Carriageways

Explore the meticulously preserved "Brompton Square Act, 1825," a vital legal document detailing the urban planning and development of Brompton Square in Kensington, London, during the 19th century. This historical text offers a fascinating glimpse into the legal framework that shaped one of London's iconic locales.

An essential resource for historians, urban planning enthusiasts, and anyone intrigued by the evolution of London's architectural landscape, this act provides insights into the regulations and considerations governing the construction and organization of Brompton Square. Discover the legal underpinnings of this enduring urban space, reflecting the social and architectural priorities of its time.

This carefully prepared print edition makes this important historical record accessible to all, offering a direct connection to the past and a deeper understanding of the forces that molded Kensington and its surroundings. A valuable addition to any collection on London history, British law, or architectural studies.

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