Survey of London: Volume 42, Kensington Square To Earl's Court. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1986.
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a. Roxburghe Mansions, No. 32 Kensington Court, in 1898.
Roxburghe Mansions, Kensington Court, in 1898.
Roxburghe Mansions, No. 32 Kensington Court, in 1898.
Paul Hoffmann, architect, 1896-8 (p. 70)
b. Nos. 47-70, Cheniston Gardens in 1899.
Nos. 47–60 Cheniston Gardens in 1899.
Nos. 47-70, Cheniston Gardens in 1899.
Rolfe and Matthews, architects, 1893-4 (p. 235)
c. Kent House, No. 34 Kensington Court, in 1975.
Kent House, Kensington Court, in 1975.
Kent House, No. 34 Kensington Court, in 1975.
R. J. Worley, architect, John Grover and Son, builders, 1896-7 (p. 70)
d. No. 61 Kensington Court in c. 1893.
No. 61 Kensington Court in c. 1893.
No. 61 Kensington Court in c. 1893.
W. W. Gwyther, architect, 1891-2 (p. 69)