Plate 13: South Kensington Museum. Quadrangle

Survey of London: Volume 38, South Kensington Museums Area. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1975.

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SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM: Quadrangle (p. 106)

a. Terra-cotta columns by G. Sykes on north side in 1875

Figure 13c:

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Terra-cotta columns by G. Sykes on north side in 1875

b. Doorway on north side, newly installed.

Figure 13c:

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Doorway on north side, newly installed.

J. Gamble and R. Townroe, modellers, after G. Sykes

c. North side in c. 1872

Figure 13c:

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North side in c. 1872