Survey of London: Volume 45, Knightsbridge. Originally published by London County Council, London, 2000.
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In this section
a. Trevor Estate, unexecuted redevelopment scheme, 1911 (p. 102)
Trevor Estate, redevelopment scheme.
Trevor Estate, unexecuted redevelopment scheme, 1911 (p. 102)
b. Nos 3–7 Lancelot Place in 1993.
Nos 3–7 Lancelot Place in 1993.
Nos 3–7 Lancelot Place in 1993.
Jack E. Dalling, architect, 1953 (p. 100)
c. South Lodge redevelopment in 1992: houses in Trevor Place (below) and view looking east from Kent House (p. 134)
No. 40 Trevor Place in 1992.
South Lodge redevelopment in 1992: houses in Trevor Place (below) and view looking east from Kent House (p. 134)
d. South Lodge redevelopment in 1992: houses in Trevor Place (below) and view looking east from Kent House (p. 134)
South Lodge development in 1992.
South Lodge redevelopment in 1992: houses in Trevor Place (below) and view looking east from Kent House (p. 134)