Erection date: 6/6/2018
James Burton, 1761 - 1837, builder and developer, lived here, 1794 - 1796.
Marchmont Association
University of London
WC1, Guilford Street, 92
This was Burton's home, where he lived whilst building Guilford Street and the south side of Brunswick Square. It now belongs to the University of London.
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James Burton
Architect and property developer. The most successful property developer of R...
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James Burton
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