Survey of London: Volume 38, South Kensington Museums Area. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1975.
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SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM
a. View up first flight in c. 1876
South Kensington Museum
View up first flight in c. 1876
b. View down second flight in 1972 Ceramic Staircase, 1866 onwards F. W. Moody, designer (p. 112)
South Kensington Museum
View down second flight in 1972 Ceramic Staircase, 1866 onwards F. W. Moody, designer (p. 112)
c. Ceramic Gallery (now Rooms 65–69), 1868–70, looking west in c. 1876.
South Kensington Museum
Ceramic Gallery (now Rooms 65–69), 1868–70, looking west in c. 1876.
F. W. Moody, J. Gamble and others, designers (p. 112)