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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 (above left). Noel House, 1804, south front in c. 1820. G. Byfield, architect (P. 15). Demolished
Noel House.
a (above left). Noel House, 1804, south front in c. 1820. G. Byfield, architect (P. 15). Demolished
b (above right). Nos. 11–25 (consec.) Kensington Gore (Nos. 11–16 in foreground, 1829) in 1958 (PP. 14–15) Nos. 11–22 demolished
Nos. 11–25 (consec.) Kensington Gore in 1958.
Nos. 11–25 (consec.) Kensington Gore (Nos. 11–16 in foreground, 1829) in 1958 (PP. 14–15) Nos. 11–22 demolished
c (right). No. 45 Hyde Park Gate, c. 1838–40, in 1970 (P. 29)
No. 45 Hyde Park Gate in 1970.
No. 45 Hyde Park Gate, c. 1838–40, in 1970 (P. 29)
d (below left). Nos.4–8, 35–38 (consec.) Hyde Park Gate in c. 1906 (PP. 266, 32). Partly demolished
Nos. 4–8, 35–38 (consec.) Hyde Park Gate in c. 1906.
Nos.4–8, 35–38 (consec.) Hyde Park Gate in c. 1906 (PP. 266, 32). Partly demolished
e (below right). Kensington toll gate in c. 1857–64: Nos. 1–8 Hyde Park Gate in background. The viewpoint is in Kensington Road where Palace Gate now joins it on the right
Kensington toll gate in c. 1857–64.
Kensington toll gate in c. 1857–64: Nos. 1–8 Hyde Park Gate in background. The viewpoint is in Kensington Road where Palace Gate now joins it on the right