Survey of London: Volume 37, Northern Kensington. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1973.
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In this section
a. Vestry Hall, Kensington High Street, 1851–2.
Vestry Hall, Kensington High Street.
Vestry Hall, Kensington High Street, 1851–2.
B. Broadbridge, architect (p. 37)
b. Town Hall, Kensington High Street, 1878–80.
Town Hall, Kensington High Street, in 1971
Town Hall, Kensington High Street, 1878–80.
R. Walker, architect (p. 37)
c. Public Library, Landbroke Grove, 1890–1, in 1900.
Public Library, Ladbroke Grove.
Public Library, Landbroke Grove, 1890–1, in 1900.
T. Phillips Figgis and H. Wilson, architects (p. 345n.)
d. Charity School, Kensington High Street, 1711–12.
Charity School, Kensington High Street.
Charity School, Kensington High Street, 1711–12.
N. Hawksmoor, architect (p. 36). Demolished