Volume 14

Frontispiece

i.

James Dalton and Francis Bacon: Two garden makers of the Inns of Court
Deborah Spring

ii.

WILLIAM KENT IN WIMBLEDON: an unknown commission
Bruce A Bailey, using the researches of Richard Morris

iii.

‘To the Barricades!’
The Perambulator (David Lambert)

iv.

Highbury House and Its Garden 1778-1938: From Pastoral Idyll to Urban Streets
Michael Ann Mullen

v.

Rus in Urbe: The Garden at the Bank of England 1780s – 1933
Susan Palmer

vi.

The ‘shell-shattered French village’ in Trafalgar Square
Todd Longstaffe-Gowan

vii.

The Productive ‘Ugly Sister’ of Garden History: The Capital’s Nineteenth-century Market Gardens as Depicted by Thomas Milne’s Land Utilization Map. A Possible Visualisation for a Contemporary Urban Agriculture?
Mikey Tomkins

viii.

‘Some Appendages to the City’: A look at three of London’s less well-known Garden Suburbs
Sally Williams

ix.

Fontes Fodina: the gardens of Islington’s New River
David Adshead