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1911
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Front gates and forecourt added to Buckingham Palace
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4 Jun 1940
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Churchill's "We Shall Fight on the Beaches" speech
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11 May 1941
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Commons Chamber of Parliament destroyed
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1943
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House of Commons decides its new chamber in Parliament should have a similar design to the destroyed original and appoints renowned Gothic Revival architect Sir Giles Gilbert Scott
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8 May 1945
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V-E Day in London: Churchill greets crowds in Whitehall
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4 Jan 1950
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Chambers on W Side of New Court designated a Grade I listed building
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25 Sep 1951
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Church of St John Evangelist designated a Grade II listed building
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25 Sep 1951
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Tower and Spire of Christ Church designated a Grade II listed building
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25 Sep 1951
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Church of St Matthew designated a Grade II* listed building
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25 Sep 1951
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Statue of Mrs Siddons designated a Grade II listed building
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25 Sep 1951
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1-12 (Not Number 8), Connaught Place W2 designated a Grade II listed building
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25 Sep 1951
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Church of St Mary Magdalene designated a Grade I listed building
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25 Sep 1951
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10 and 12, Palace Court W2 designated a Grade II* listed building
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25 Sep 1951
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Church of St Augustine designated a Grade I listed building
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25 Sep 1951
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Church of St Mary designated a Grade II* listed building
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25 Sep 1951
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Church of St Stephen designated a Grade II listed building
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25 Sep 1951
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Church of St John Evangelist designated a Grade II listed building
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25 Sep 1951
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Church of St James designated a Grade II* listed building
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15 May 1954
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Bluecoat School (National Trust) designated a Grade I listed building
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10 Sep 1954
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Church of Annuciation designated a Grade II* listed building
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10 Sep 1954
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108, Harley St. W1 designated a Grade II listed building
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10 Sep 1954
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44-48, Bryanston Square W1 designated a Grade II listed building
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10 Sep 1954
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Queen's College designated a Grade II listed building
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10 Sep 1954
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15 and 17, Harley St. W1 designated a Grade II listed building
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10 Sep 1954
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21, Harley St. W1 designated a Grade II listed building
