Corner House Collection
"Corner House: A Historical Hub of Culture, Cuisine, and Intrigue" Step back in time to August 1927 at Cold Knap Beach, Barry Island, Wales
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"Corner House: A Historical Hub of Culture, Cuisine, and Intrigue" Step back in time to August 1927 at Cold Knap Beach, Barry Island, Wales, where Joe Lyons unveiled the magnificent Showboat Theatre restaurant at the Strand Corner House. This iconic establishment became a symbol of entertainment and indulgence. Fast forward to 1869 when an unknown creator captured the side view of "The Corner House, " built by Norman Shaw. Its timeless beauty stands as a testament to architectural brilliance. Venturing into South Audley Street's Corner House through a black-and-white photograph transports you to an era filled with elegance and sophistication. The allure of this corner house is palpable even in monochrome. Paris after the Insurrection comes alive through an engraving that depicts a corner house amidst chaos—a reminder that history unfolds on every street corner. In London's Butcher Row lies a right-hand corner house on St Clements Lane with whispered tales of being used by Gunpowder Plot leaders. These old houses hold secrets from centuries past. Traveling further brings us to St Edmundsbury IP31 3 Map—an enchanting location where another corner house awaits discovery. Its presence adds charm and character to this quaint town. At Oxford Street's Corner House, the Lyons Nippy School once thrived—a place where aspiring individuals honed their skills under J Lyons & Co Ltd’s watchful eye. Knowledge was shared within these walls for generations. And now we return full circle—Nippies have returned. After years away, they grace London once more thanks to J Lyons & Co Ltd—their vibrant energy filling every nook and cranny of the city's beloved Corner Houses. Whether it be savoring delectable cuisine or immersing oneself in rich history, these corner houses stand as pillars connecting past and present—a testament to their enduring legacy.