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Survey of London: Volume 38, South Kensington Museums Area. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1975.
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a. Brompton Hall, from north (P. 17). The viewpoint is now in the roadway west of South Kensington Station. Demolished
Brompton Hall.
a. Brompton Hall, from north (P. 17). The viewpoint is now in the roadway west of South Kensington Station. Demolished
b. Gore House, front to Kensington Gore (P. 12). It stood on the present north-east circumference of the Royal Albert Hall. Demolished
Gore House.
Gore House, front to Kensington Gore (P. 12). It stood on the present north-east circumference of the Royal Albert Hall. Demolished
c. Grove House, Kensington Gore, garden front (p. 12), photographed in 1856 from a viewpoint now just south-west of the Royal Albert Hall. Demolished
Grove House, Kensington Gore, in 1856.
Grove House, Kensington Gore, garden front (p. 12), photographed in 1856 from a viewpoint now just south-west of the Royal Albert Hall. Demolished
d. Gloucester Lodge, c. 1800, south front. W. Tyler, architect (P. 71). The viewpoint is now just west of Stanhope Gardens. Demolished
Gloucester Lodge.
Gloucester Lodge, c. 1800, south front. W. Tyler, architect (P. 71). The viewpoint is now just west of Stanhope Gardens. Demolished