page_title: Charles Bell (British architect)
section_title: Commercial buildings
hierarchical_section_title: Charles Bell (British architect) / Career / Commercial buildings
caption_attribution_description: English: Nos 42 and 44–46 St John Street. Clerkenwell, London
context_page_description: Charles Bell FRIBA was a British architect who designed buildings in the United Kingdom, including over 60 Wesleyan Methodist chapels.
context_section_description: Bacon Warehouse and Smokery, 42 & 44–46 St. John Street, Islington, London (1877) Warehouses. No. 42 for Dillamore & Rowley, cork manufacturers, Nos 44–46 for Edward Richard Parker, provision merchant. Nos 44–46. shows the ground floor with embellishments in Portland stone, with polished granite pilasters. The upper part, faced in Bath stone. At the back was a bacon smoking warehouse.
  New Warehouse, Ludgate Square, London for Messrs. Fourdrinier, Hunt and Co. 1878. Wholesale Paper Merchants.
caption: Nos 42 and 44–46 St John Street. Clerkenwell, London 1877
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