Survey of London: Volume 37, Northern Kensington. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1973.
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In this section
a. Water Tower, Campden Hill, 1857–8.
Water tower, Campden Hill
Water Tower, Campden Hill, 1857–8.
A. Fraser, architect (p. 99). Demolished
b. Tile kiln, Walmer Road, Potteries, rebuilt 1879 (p.340)
Tile kiln, Walmer Road, in 1970
Tile kiln, Walmer Road, Potteries, rebuilt 1879 (p.340)
c. St. Marylebone Infirmary (now St. Charles Hospital), Exmoor Street, 1879–81.
St. Charles Hospital, Exmoor Street, in 1970
St. Marylebone Infirmary (now St. Charles Hospital), Exmoor Street, 1879–81.
H. Saxon Snell, architect (p. 330)
d. North Thames Gas Board, Kensington Church Street, 1924–6.
North Thames Gas Board, Kensington Church Street, in 1971
North Thames Gas Board, Kensington Church Street, 1924–6.
H. Austen Hall, architect (p. 30)