Adshead and Ramsey

In 1911 Stanley Davenport Adshead (1868-1946) architect and Professor of Town Planning at Liverpool University. was invited by George V to survey and make proposals for the Duchy of Cornwall Estate in Kennington, London.  As a result he took Stanley Churchill Ramsey as a junior partner; it being intended that Ramsey was to maintain continuity in London while Adshead was in Liverpool. According to entries in the RIBA Calendar, they remained partners as Adshead & Ramsey until at least 1936. 

Address        1911-1936            Adshead and Ramsey, 46 Great Russell Street, London WC1