Plate 112: Flats

Survey of London: Volume 37, Northern Kensington. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1973.

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a. Campden Houses, Peel Street, 1877–8.

Figure 112a:

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Campden Houses, Peel Street, 1877–8.

E. Evans Cronk, architect (p. 82)

b. Mall Chambers, Kensington Mall, 1865–8.

Figure 112b:

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Mall Chambers, Kensington Mall, 1865–8.

J. Murray, architect (p. 40)

c. Campden Hill Court, Campden Hill Road, 1898–1900.

Figure 112c:

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Campden Hill Court, Campden Hill Road, 1898–1900.

F. and E. C. Pilkington, architects (p. 74)

d. Oakwood Court, 1899 onwards.

Figure 112d:

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Oakwood Court, 1899 onwards.

Various architects (p. 129)

e. Hornton Court, Kensington High Street, 1905–7, in c. 1912.

Figure 112e:

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Hornton Court, Kensington High Street, 1905–7, in c. 1912.

F. S. Chesterton and J. D. Coleridge, architects (p. 67)

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