Survey of London: Volume 37, Northern Kensington. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1973.
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THE NORLAND ESTATE
a. Addison Avenue looking north, c. 1841–50 (p. 283)
Addison Avenue in 1963
Addison Avenue looking north, c. 1841–50 (p. 283)
b. Norland Square, north side, and Queensdale Road, 1842 onwards (p. 283)
Norland Square and Queensdale Road in 1970
Norland Square, north side, and Queensdale Road, 1842 onwards (p. 283)
c. Nos. 14–24 and 42–46 consec.
Nos. 14–24 (consec.) St. James's Gardens in 1954
Nos. 14–24 and 42–46 consec.
St. James's Gardens, 1850–1. J. Barnett, architect (p. 288)
d. Nos. 14–24 and 42–46 consec. St. James's Gardens, 1850–1.
Nos. 42–46 (consec.) St. James's Gardens in 1970
Nos. 14–24 and 42–46 consec.
St. James's Gardens, 1850–1. J. Barnett, architect (p. 288)