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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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PALACE GATE
a. No. 2, c. 1873–6, in 1974.
Palace Gate
No. 2, c. 1873–6, in 1974.
P. C. Hardwick, architect (p.44)
b. Nos. 4 and 6, 1873–4, (Salomons and Jones architects of No. 4) in 1972(pp. 44, 46)
Palace Gate
Nos. 4 and 6, 1873–4, (Salomons and Jones architects of No. 4) in 1972(pp. 44, 46)
c. No. 2: (Sir) J. E. Millais in his studio in 1884, and the drawing room alcove in 1881
Palace Gate
No. 2: (Sir) J. E. Millais in his studio in 1884, and the drawing room alcove in 1881
d. No. 2: (Sir) J. E. Millais in his studio in 1884, and the drawing room alcove in 1881
Palace Gate
No. 2: (Sir) J. E. Millais in his studio in 1884, and the drawing room alcove in 1881