Charles Holden

English: Charles Henry Holden (12 May 1875 - 1 May 1960) was an English architect best known for his designs of some of the 1920s and 1930s stations on the London Underground railway system, but who was already a distinguished architect before then, notably in his Imperial War Graves Commission war cemeteries in Belgium and northern France.

Portraits

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  Charles Holden by Benjamin Nelson

Plans

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  Plan for chapel at King Edward VII Sanatorium

Buildings

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  55 Broadway
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  British Medical Association building (later Zimbabwe House)
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  Zimbabwe House (previously British Medical Association building)
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  Belgrave Hospital for Children
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  Bristol Royal Infirmary Extension
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  Chapel at King Edward VII Sanatorium
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  Bristol Central Library
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  Senate House, University of London

Tube stations

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  Sudbury Town station
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  Turnpike Lane station
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  Rayners Lane station
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  Oakwood station
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  Northfields station
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  Eastcote station
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  East Finchley station
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  Chiswick Park station
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  Bounds Green station
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  Arnos Grove station
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  Acton Town station

Cemeteries

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  Boulogne Eastern Cemetery
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  Buttes New British Cemetery
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  Dadizeele New British Cemetery
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  Messines Ridge British Cemetery
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  Polygon Wood Cemetery
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  St. Quentin Cabaret Military Cemetery
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  Zantvoorde British Cemetery
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  Bienvillers Military Cemetery Pas-de-Calais)

Memorials

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  Buttes New British Cemetery (New Zealand) Memorial
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  Messines Ridge (New Zealand) Memorial