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Plate 33
Kensington High Street

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English Heritage

Publication

Survey of London: volume 42: Kensington Square to Earl's Court

Author

Hermione Hobhouse (General Editor)

Year published

1986

Supporting documents

List of plates
Plan pocket
Abbreviations used

Page

33

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'Plate 33: Kensington High Street', Survey of London: volume 42: Kensington Square to Earl's Court (1986), pp. 33. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=50372 Date accessed: 22 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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Kensington High Street Area in c. 1865–9. All demolished
a. Looking west along Kensington High Street west of Young Street in c. 1865. b. South side of Kensington High Street between Young Street and King Street after clearance in c. 1869, looking north (p. 84).

Kensington High Street Area in c. 1865–9. All demolished

a. Looking west along Kensington High Street west of Young Street in c. 1865.


Kensington High Street between Young Street and Derry Street.

Plate 33a: Kensington High Street between Young Street and Derry Street.
Looking west along Kensington High street west of Young Street in c. 1865.

Formar Nos. 40-43 (consec.) to left, the 'Duke of Sussex' (pp. 79-80) in distance at center, North side to right

b. South side of Kensington High Street between Young Street and King Street after clearance in c. 1869, looking north (p. 84).


Kensington High Street between Young Street and Derry Street.

Plate 33b: Kensington High Street between Young Street and Derry Street.
South side of kensington High Street between Young Street and King Street after clearance in c. 1869, looking north (p. 84).

St. Mary Abbots Church in centre