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. North Court, 1860–2: view in 1862 looking south-east and in 1868 looking north-east.
South Kensington Museum
North Court, 1860–2: view in 1862 looking south-east and in 1868 looking north-east.
Capt. F. Fowke, architect (pp. 89, 104)
b. North Court, 1860–2: view in 1862 looking south-east and in 1868 looking north-east.
South Kensington Museum
North Court, 1860–2: view in 1862 looking south-east and in 1868 looking north-east.
Capt. F. Fowke, architect (pp. 89, 104)
c. Designs by G. Sykes for South Court and elsewhere
South Kensington Museum
Designs by G. Sykes for South Court and elsewhere
d. South Court, 1861–2: view under Prince Consort Gallery to North Court in 1868 (p. 106)
South Kensington Museum
South Court, 1861–2: view under Prince Consort Gallery to North Court in 1868 (p. 106)