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. Library, 1879–84. in 1957. Gen. H. Scott, architect (p. 116)
South Kensington Museum
Library, 1879–84. in 1957. Gen. H. Scott, architect (p. 116)
b. Room 102 in 1972: Lord Leighton's fresco, 'Industrial Art as Applied to War'. on left: soffit painted to designs by G. Sykes (pp. 109–10)
South Kensington Museum
Room 102 in 1972: Lord Leighton's fresco, 'Industrial Art as Applied to War'. on left: soffit painted to designs by G. Sykes (pp. 109–10)
c. South front looking west in 1891: Brompton Park House and Room 41 on right beyond huts
South Kensington Museum
South front looking west in 1891: Brompton Park House and Room 41 on right beyond huts