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Survey of London: Volume 42, Kensington Square To Earl's Court. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1986.
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a. (left). National industrial Home for Crippled Boys, Woolsthorpe House, Wright's Lane, in c, 1900 (p. 107).
Crippled Boys' Home (Woolsthorpe House), Wright's Lane, in c. 1900.
National industrial Home for Crippled Boys, Woolsthorpe House, Wright's Lane, in c, 1900 (p. 107).
Old house to right, extension to left (1877-8) and top storey (1879) by E. C. Robins, architect Demolished
b. (above). Nos. 1-8 Scarsdale Tarrace, Wright's Lane, in 1932.
Nos. 1–8 Scarsdale Terrace, Wright's Lane, in 1932.
Nos. 1-8 Scarsdale Tarrace, Wright's Lane, in 1932.
Built in 1823-5 (pp. 102-3). Demolished.
c. (below). Nos. 7 –12 (left to right) Phillimore Terrace, Allen Street, in 1983.
Phillimore Terrace, Allen Street, in 1983.
Nos. 7 –12 (left to right) Phillimore Terrace, Allen Street, in 1983.
Built by Isaac Couchman, carpenter, in c 1841-3 (p. 114)
d. (below). Britannia Brewery, Allen Street, in 1928. Built in c. 1834 (p.114). Demolished
Britannia Brewery, Allen Street, in 1928.
Britannia Brewery, Allen Street, in 1928. Built in c. 1834 (p.114). Demolished