Survey of London: Volume 38, South Kensington Museums Area. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1975.
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a. Design by C. J. Richardson, c. 1855–7, for the development of Queen's Gate and Kensington Road, looking south (p. 265)
Design by C. J. Richardson for Queen's Gate area.
a. Design by C. J. Richardson, c. 1855–7, for the development of Queen's Gate and Kensington Road, looking south (p. 265)
b. Archway to Queen's Gate Place Mews, c. 1865, in 1971.
Archway to Queen's Gate Place Mews in 1971.
Archway to Queen's Gate Place Mews, c. 1865, in 1971.
C. Aldin, builder
c. Queen's Gate Gardens area on 29 April 1947
Aerial view of Queen's Gate Gardens area in 1947.
Queen's Gate Gardens area on 29 April 1947