Survey of London: Volume 38, South Kensington Museums Area. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1975.
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a. Royal Geographical Society extension at Lowther Lodge, 1928–30: ambulatory in 1930.
Royal Geographical Society, interior in 1930.
Royal Geographical Society extension at Lowther Lodge, 1928–30: ambulatory in 1930.
G. L. Kennedy and F. B. Nightingale, architects (p. 330)
b (top right). Institut Français, Queensberry Way, 1935–8. in 1955 (Nos. 9–15 odd Queensberry Place on left, p. 296).
Institut Français, Queensberry Way, in 1955.
Institut Français, Queensberry Way, 1935–8. in 1955 (Nos. 9–15 odd Queensberry Place on left, p. 296).
P. Bonnet architect of corner block. A. J. Thomas of ranges beyond on right (p. 348)
c (bottom right). No. 10 Palace Gate, 1937–8, in 1972.
No. 10 Palace Gate in 1972.
No. 10 Palace Gate, 1937–8, in 1972.
W. W. Coates, architect (p. 48)