Survey of London: Volume 37, Northern Kensington. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1973.
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THE HOLLAND ESTATE
a. Corner of Melbury Road and Holland Park Road in c. 1905, before rebuilding (p. 128)
Corner of Melbury Road and Holland Park Road in c. 1905.
Corner of Melbury Road and Holland Park Road in c. 1905, before rebuilding (p. 128)
b. Same after rebuilding in 1905–8.
Nos. 2–8 (even) Holland Park Road and 20 and 22 Melbury Road in 1960
Same after rebuilding in 1905–8.
C. J. C. Pawley, architect (p. 128)
c. Nos. 58 and 59 Addison Road, 1852–5.
Nos. 58 and 59 Addison Road in 1968
Nos. 58 and 59 Addison Road, 1852–5.
J. Parkinson, junior, builder (p. 113)
d. Nos. 2–9 consec. Holland Park, 1860–6.
Nos. 2–9 (consec.) Holland Park in 1963
Nos. 2–9 consec. Holland Park, 1860–6.
W. and F. Radford, builders (p.119)