Plate 50: The Holland estate

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

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THE HOLLAND ESTATE

a. No. 73 Addison Road.

Figure 50a:

No. 73 Addison Road in 1968

No. 73 Addison Road.

Leased to J. Hall, builder, 1853 (p.113)

b. Nos. 8 and 9 Holland Villas Road.

Figure 50b:

Nos. 8 and 9 Holland Villas Road in 1971

Nos. 8 and 9 Holland Villas Road.

Leased to J. Hall, builder, 1858 (p.115)

c. Nos. 40–94 even Holland Road, 1870–2 (p.118)

Figure 50c:

Nos. 40–94 (even) Holland Road in 1970

Nos. 40–94 even Holland Road, 1870–2 (p.118)

d. Ilchester Place, north side, completed 1928.

Figure 50d:

Ilchester Place, north side in 1970

Ilchester Place, north side, completed 1928.

L. Martin, architect (p. 129)