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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. Royal School of Needlework, 1898—c. 1902: undated view from south-east, and east front in 1962.
- b. Royal School of Needlework, 1898—c. 1902: undated view from south-east, and east front in 1962.
- c. Royal College of Science (Chemistry and Physics building), 1900–6: undated view from north-west and interior in 1962.Demolished
- d. Royal College of Science (Chemistry and Physics building), 1900–6: undated view from north-west and interior in 1962.
a. Royal School of Needlework, 1898—c. 1902: undated view from south-east, and east front in 1962.
Royal School of Needlework.
a. Royal School of Needlework, 1898—c. 1902: undated view from south-east, and east front in 1962.
F. B. Wade, architect (p. 231). Demolished.
b. Royal School of Needlework, 1898—c. 1902: undated view from south-east, and east front in 1962.
Royal School of Needlework, east front in 1962.
b. Royal School of Needlework, 1898—c. 1902: undated view from south-east, and east front in 1962.
F. B. Wade, architect (p. 231). Demolished.
c. Royal College of Science (Chemistry and Physics building), 1900–6: undated view from north-west and interior in 1962.Demolished
Royal College of Science, exterior.
Royal College of Science (Chemistry and Physics building), 1900–6: undated view from north-west and interior in 1962.
(Sir) Aston Webb, architect (p. 242). Demolished
d. Royal College of Science (Chemistry and Physics building), 1900–6: undated view from north-west and interior in 1962.
Royal College of Science, interior in 1962.
Royal College of Science (Chemistry and Physics building), 1900–6: undated view from north-west and interior in 1962.Demolished
(Sir) Aston Webb, architect (p. 242). Demolished