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Good view of the front of Paramount Court in 1946. Behind it is the Paramount Cinema (opened on 10 February 1936, became the Odeon in November 1946, closed on 5 March 1960).

Fairly good view of Shoolbred's department store.

The building on the site before Paramount Court was Tottenham House, occupied by Shoolbred's department store. James Shoolbred and Company started as a draper's at 155 Tottenham Court Road in the 1820s and gradually expanded. In the 1870s the store began designing, manufacturing and selling high-quality furniture. The company ceased trading in 1931.
See http://thetextileblog.blogspot.com/2009/05/james-shoolbred-co-catalogues.html.

Paramount Court from the west, in the distance (centre top).

Paramount Court from the west (upper-left quadrant).

Paramount Court from the south (left edge, upper quadrant).

Paramount Court, newly built (top edge of picture, left side).

Vertical view of the building prior to Paramount Court (lower-right quadrant, above the Cruciform Building).

Empty site before Paramount Court is built (upper-right quadrant).

Empty site before Paramount Court is built (middle of upper-left quadrant).

Empty site before Paramount Court is built (top right of picture).

South side of the building prior to Paramount Court (halfway above the centre of the picture, next to the Cruciform Building).

The building prior to Paramount Court, at the left edge of the picture, above centre.

The building prior to Paramount Court, at the top of the picture, left of centre.

The building prior to Paramount Court, just up and to the right of centre, between the trees of Fitzroy Square and the UCL Cruciform Building.

Another view of the building that preceded Paramount Court, halfway up the extreme right-hand edge.

In the distance you can see the old block on the TCR site before it was knocked down and Paramount Court was built. It has a large white frontage and canopies at street level.