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Plate 59
Huxley Building, formerly Science Schools, details in c. 1872–7

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English Heritage

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F. H. W. Sheppard (General Editor)

Year published

1975

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59

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'Plate 59: Huxley Building, formerly Science Schools, details in c. 1872–7', Survey of London: volume 38: South Kensington Museums Area (1975), pp. 59. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=47603 Date accessed: 20 June 2013. Add to my bookshelf


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HUXLEY BUILDING, FORMERLY SCIENCE SCHOOLS, 1867–71.

Gen. H. Scott, architect, assisted by J. Gamble, J. W. Wild and others (p. 234)

a. Staircase compartment and upper arcade in 1872–3


Huxley Building, formerly Science Schools, details in c. 1872–7

Plate 59a: Huxley Building, formerly Science Schools, details in c. 1872–7
Staircase compartment and upper arcade in 1872–3

b. Staircase compartment and upper arcade in 1872–3


Huxley Building, formerly Science Schools, details in c. 1872–7

Plate 59b: Huxley Building, formerly Science Schools, details in c. 1872–7
Staircase compartment and upper arcade in 1872–3

c. Inner courtyard in 1872–3


Huxley Building, formerly Science Schools, details in c. 1872–7

Plate 59c: Huxley Building, formerly Science Schools, details in c. 1872–7
Inner courtyard in 1872–3

d. Sgraffito decoration on back wall in 1877. F. W. Moody, designer


Huxley Building, formerly Science Schools, details in c. 1872–7

Plate 59d: Huxley Building, formerly Science Schools, details in c. 1872–7
Sgraffito decoration on back wall in 1877. F. W. Moody, designer