Survey of London: Volume 38, South Kensington Museums Area. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1975.
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EASTERN AND WESTERN GALLERIES, 1869–71.
Gen. H. Scott, architect with J. W. Wild. Demolished
a. Preliminary scheme for Annual International Exhibition buildings c. 1868, perhaps by J. W. Wild (p. 197)
Eastern and Western Galleries
Preliminary scheme for Annual International Exhibition buildings c. 1868, perhaps by J. W. Wild (p. 197)
b. Eastern Gallery from Royal Horticultural Society's garden in 1871
Eastern and Western Galleries
Eastern Gallery from Royal Horticultural Society's garden in 1871
c. Eastern Gallery from Science Schools (Huxley Building) in c. 1872: entrance to Horticultural garden and French Court of 1871 Exhibition (p. 199) in foreground
Eastern and Western Galleries
Eastern Gallery from Science Schools (Huxley Building) in c. 1872: entrance to Horticultural garden and French Court of 1871 Exhibition (p. 199) in foreground