Plate 129

Survey of London: Volume 42, Kensington Square To Earl's Court. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1986.

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a. (above). Nos. 5-7 (consec.) Grenville Place (right to left) in 1984. Joseph Clark, builder, 1873-5 (p. 340)

Figure 129a:

Grenville Place and Emperor's Gate.

Nos. 5-7 (consec.) Grenville Place (right to left) in 1984. Joseph Clark, builder, 1873-5 (p. 340)

b. (right). Nos. 35 (left) and 36 Emperor's Gate in 1975. E. Habershon and Brock, architects, Matthew Scott, builder, 1876-8 (p. 341)

Figure 129b:

Grenville Place and Emperor's Gate.

Nos. 35 (left) and 36 Emperor's Gate in 1975. E. Habershon and Brock, architects, Matthew Scott, builder, 1876-8 (p. 341)

c. (below). No. 9 Emperor's Gate in 1984. Joseph Clark, builder, 1873-5 (p. 340)

Figure 129c:

Grenville Place and Emperor's Gate.

No. 9 Emperor's Gate in 1984. Joseph Clark, builder, 1873-5 (p. 340)

d. (below). Nos. 26-34 (consec.) Emperor's Gate (left to right) in 1980. E. HAbershon and Brock, architects, Matthew Scott, builder, 1876-8 (p. 341)

Figure 129d:

Grenville Place and Emperor's Gate.

Nos. 26-34 (consec.) Emperor's Gate (left to right) in 1980. E. HAbershon and Brock, architects, Matthew Scott, builder, 1876-8 (p. 341)