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 of south front in 1863
South Kensington Museum
View of south front in 1863
b. View from Thurloe Square in winter 1801–2 Former Brompton Park House (pp. 6, 99). Demolished
South Kensington Museum
View from Thurloe Square in winter 1801–2 Former Brompton Park House (pp. 6, 99). Demolished
c. Former Brompton Park House (pp. 6, 99, demolished) from Science Schools (now Huxley Building) in c. 1872, looking to Thurloe Square
South Kensington Museum
Former Brompton Park House (pp. 6, 99, demolished) from Science Schools (now Huxley Building) in c. 1872, looking to Thurloe Square
d. Iron Museum under construction on 7 April 1856 (p. 98), Demolished/removed
South Kensington Museum
Iron Museum under construction on 7 April 1856 (p. 98), Demolished/removed