Survey of London: Volume 38, South Kensington Museums Area. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1975.
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ROYAL ALBERT HALL, 1867–71. Gen. H, Scott, executant architect
a. Model of proposed design c. 1865–6 (pp. 182–4)
Royal Albert Hall
Model of proposed design c. 1865–6 (pp. 182–4)
b. Henry Scott's proposed design in 1867 (p. 185)
Royal Albert Hall
Henry Scott's proposed design in 1867 (p. 185)
c. Henry Scott's proposed design in 1867 (p. 185)
Royal Albert Hall
Henry Scott's proposed design in 1867 (p. 185)
d. Interior at opening on 29 March 1871 (pp. 191–2)
Royal Albert Hall
Interior at opening on 29 March 1871 (pp. 191–2)