- Russell Square is a large garden square in Bloomsbury, in the London Borough of Camden, built predominantly by the firm of James Burton.
- Modelled on the square fenced gardens built in London in the mid-19th Century, Russell Square is an urban oasis.
- Russell Square is one of the largest and most attractive garden squares in London. Its a haven that offers a place to relax right in the heart of the West End.
- The grand chateau-style terracotta extravaganza on the eastern side is late 19th century, and is a hotel. Russell Square Gardens were relaid in 2002...
- In February of 2001, Camden Council undertook the full restoration of the Square and refurbishment of the garden. Today Russell Square has a permanent...
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- Humphry Repton (1752-1818) was commissioned by the fifth Duke of Bedford to design the gardens in Russell Square.
- Russell Square Gardens were relaid in 2002, returning them to something like their appearance in the early 1800s by reproducing the original twisting paths...
- Russell Square is a garden square in Bloomsbury. The Russell family, who were earls of Bedford since 1550. The family gained possession of the land in 1669.
- Russell Square London in January showing the garden and cafe with the historic Kimpton Fitzroy hotel in background. Copyright@2024 mapandfamily.com.
