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Plate 33
The Oratory

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English Heritage

Publication

Survey of London: volume 41: Brompton

Author

F. H. W. Sheppard (General Editor)

Year published

1983

Supporting documents

List of plates
List of figures
Plan pocket
Abbreviations used in references

Page

33

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'Plate 33: The Oratory', Survey of London: volume 41: Brompton (1983), pp. 33. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=50065 Date accessed: 22 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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The Oratory, 1853-8, J. J. Scoles. architect (pp. 50-1)
a. (left). The Church and Oratory House in c. 1853-8. b. (right). The Oratory House in 1857. c. (below left). Looking east in c. 1865. d. (below right). East end in c. 1878.

The Oratory, 1853-8, J. J. Scoles. architect (pp. 50-1)

a. (left). The Church and Oratory House in c. 1853-8.


The Oratory

Plate 33a: The Oratory
The Church and Oratory House in c. 1853-8.

Church demolished

b. (right). The Oratory House in 1857.


The Oratory

Plate 33b: The Oratory
The Oratory House in 1857.

The building being erected in the foreground is the former Refreshment Room of the South Kensington Museum

c. (below left). Looking east in c. 1865.


The Oratory

Plate 33c: The Oratory
Looking east in c. 1865.

Demolished

d. (below right). East end in c. 1878.


The Oratory

Plate 33d: The Oratory
East end in c. 1878.

Demolished