Survey of London: Volume 38, South Kensington Museums Area. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1975.
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SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM: Quadrangle
a. (left). Design for official Residences and photograph in 1863.
South Kensington Museum
(left). Design for official Residences and photograph in 1863.
Capt. F. Fowke, architect (pp. 89, 106–7)
b. (left). Design for official Residences and photograph in 1863.
South Kensington Museum
(left). Design for official Residences and photograph in 1863.
Capt. F. Fowke, architect (pp. 89, 106–7)
c. (Sir) J. Pennethorne's lecture theatre (pp. 99–100) under demolition in c. 1865, from south-east: fire-tank in foreground, Residences in background
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(Sir) J. Pennethorne's lecture theatre (pp. 99–100) under demolition in c. 1865, from south-east: fire-tank in foreground, Residences in background
d. Terra-cotta columns before installation on north side in winter 1865–6, G. Sykes, designer (pp. 90, 107)
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Terra-cotta columns before installation on north side in winter 1865–6, G. Sykes, designer (pp. 90, 107)