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Plate 71
Royal College of Organists and Royal College of Music

Sponsor

English Heritage

Publication

Survey of London: volume 38: South Kensington Museums Area

Author

F. H. W. Sheppard (General Editor)

Year published

1975

Supporting documents

List of plates

Page

71

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'Plate 71: Royal College of Organists and Royal College of Music', Survey of London: volume 38: South Kensington Museums Area (1975), pp. 71. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=47615 Date accessed: 19 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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a (left). Royal College of Organists, originally National Training School for Music, 1874–5, in 1972. Lt. H. H. Cole, architect, with sgraffito decoration by F. W. Moody (p. 217)
b (above),c (below). Royal College of Music, 1890–4, (Sir) A. W. Blomfield, architect: concert hall (1899, S. R. J. Smith, architect) in 1972 and view from north-west in 1894 (p. 228)

a (left). Royal College of Organists, originally National Training School for Music, 1874–5, in 1972. Lt. H. H. Cole, architect, with sgraffito decoration by F. W. Moody (p. 217)


Royal College of Organists in 1972. G.L.C. photograph

Plate 71a: Royal College of Organists in 1972. G.L.C. photograph

b (above),c (below). Royal College of Music, 1890–4, (Sir) A. W. Blomfield, architect: concert hall (1899, S. R. J. Smith, architect) in 1972 and view from north-west in 1894 (p. 228)


Royal College of Music, concert hall in 1972. G.L.C. photograph

Plate 1b: Royal College of Music, concert hall in 1972. G.L.C. photograph
Royal College of Music, 1890–4, (Sir) A. W. Blomfield, architect: concert hall (1899, S. R. J. Smith, architect) in 1972 and view from north-west in 1894 (p. 228)


Royal College of Music, exterior in 1894. Photograph by Bedford Lemere in National Monuments Record, B.L. 12610

Plate 1c: Royal College of Music, exterior in 1894. Photograph by Bedford Lemere in National Monuments Record, B.L. 12610