Survey of London: Volume 38, South Kensington Museums Area. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1975.
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In this section
a (left). No. 1 Lowther Gardens (No. 2, now No. 29 Exhibition road, on right), 1876–7, in 1958.
Lowther Gardens in 1958.
No. 1 Lowther Gardens (No. 2, now No. 29 Exhibition road, on right), 1876–7, in 1958.
J. J. Stevenson, architect (p. 331)
b (right). No. 30 Hyde Park Gate, remodelled 1877.
No. 30 Hyde Park Gate.
No. 30 Hyde Park Gate, remodelled 1877.
A. Williams, architect (p. 37)
c. Queen Alexandra's House, 1884–6, exterior and entrance hall in 1972.
Queen Alexandra's House, Exterior and Entrance hall in 1972.
Queen Alexandra's House, 1884–6, exterior and entrance hall in 1972.
(Sir) C. P. Clarke, architect, with R. Down (p. 345)
d. Queen Alexandra's House, 1884–6, exterior and entrance hall in 1972.
Queen Alexandra's House, Exterior and Entrance hall in 1972.
Queen Alexandra's House, 1884–6, exterior and entrance hall in 1972.
(Sir) C. P. Clarke, architect, with R. Down (p. 345)
e. Queen's Gate Hall at No.42 Harrington Road in 1904 (p. 302)
Queen's Gate Hall, Harrington Road, in 1904.
Queen's Gate Hall at No.42 Harrington Road in 1904 (p. 302)