King's Bench Walk Old Hall Pegasus on Garden Gate Old Hall: Mezzotint by Samuel Ireland, 1800 Paper Buildings King's Bench Walk Old Hall Pegasus on Garden Gate Old Hall: Mezzotint by Samuel Ireland, 1800 Paper Buildings
       
 
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Inner Temple History

 

The Present Buildings - Crown Office Row

 

The name of this range recalls the Crown Office of the King's Bench, which was located in the Inner Temple by 1542. Prior to the Blitz there were two buildings, the earlier (comprising Nos. 1-3) a classical building of 1737, and the other (adjoining it on the west) designed in an Italianate style by Sydney Smirke in 1864. It was in the former that Charles Lamb was born. Both were destroyed by enemy action in 1941. The present building was designed by Sir Edward Maufe, R.A. (1955).

 

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