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Dorchester House

Remains of Dorchester House, demolished to make way for a new hotel - The Dorchester. The site was sold in July 1929, to Robert McAlpine in association with Gordon Hotels. Date: 7 October 1929

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Association Demolished Demolition Dorchester Gordon Hotels Mcalpine Operations Sold 1929


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1. Title: The Remnants of Dorchester House, October 1929: A Melancholic Farewell to a Historic London Residence 2.. This evocative photograph captures the poignant moment in London's history when Dorchester House, a once grand and esteemed residence, began its final descent into oblivion. The image, taken in October 1929, documents the remains of the house as it stood on the brink of demolition. 3. Background: Dorchester House, a beautiful and historic building, had been a cherished part of London's landscape for many years. However, by October 1929, its fate was sealed. The house, which had been in existence since the late 18th century, had been sold in July of that year to Robert McAlpine, a renowned construction company, in association with Gordon Hotels. 4. Demolition: The sale of Dorchester House marked the beginning of the end for this historic building. Demolition work commenced, and this photograph captures the remnants of the once-majestic house as it stood, surrounded by the bustling city of London. The image evokes a sense of melancholy and loss, as the house's rich history and stories begin to fade away. 5. New Beginnings: The demolition of Dorchester House paved the way for new beginnings. The site would soon become home to a new and modern hotel, which would go on to become a landmark in its own right. However, the memory of Dorchester House and its storied past would live on in the hearts and minds of those who had known it and those who had heard its tales. 6. Legacy: This photograph serves as a poignant reminder of the transient nature of life and the passage of time. It also highlights the importance of preserving the past, even as we move forward and make way for new developments. The remnants of Dorchester House may have been demolished, but its legacy lives on, inspiring us to cherish and remember the history of the places we inhabit.

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