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 (p. 196). Demolished
a. Eastern Gallery from Royal Horticultural Society's garden in c. 1872: memorial to 1851 Exhibition on right
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Eastern and Western Galleries
Eastern Gallery from Royal Horticultural Society's garden in c. 1872: memorial to 1851 Exhibition on right
b. Interior in 1871, with cast of gateway from Sanchi, India, in foreground
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Eastern and Western Galleries
Interior in 1871, with cast of gateway from Sanchi, India, in foreground
c. Western Gallery in 1962
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Eastern and Western Galleries
Western Gallery in 1962