Survey of London: Volume 38, South Kensington Museums Area. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1975.
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In this section
a. No. 1A Queen's Gate and No. I Hyde Park Gate (a) and Nos. 2–4 (consec.) Hyde Park Gate (b), c. 1857, in 1974 and 1962.
No. 1a Queen's Gate and No. 1 Hyde Park Gate in 1974.
a. No. 1A Queen's Gate and No. I Hyde Park Gate (a) and Nos. 2–4 (consec.) Hyde Park Gate (b), c. 1857, in 1974 and 1962.
J. Tarring, architect, Statue of Lord Napier on left of a (pp. 266, 59 note)
b. No. 1A Queen's Gate and No. I Hyde Park Gate (a) and Nos. 2–4 (consec.) Hyde Park Gate (b), c. 1857, in 1974 and 1962.
Nos. 2–4 (consec.) Hyde Park Gate in 1962.
b. No. 1A Queen's Gate and No. I Hyde Park Gate (a) and Nos. 2–4 (consec.) Hyde Park Gate (b), c. 1857, in 1974 and 1962.
J. Tarring, architect, Statue of Lord Napier on left of a (pp. 266, 59 note)
c. Queens's Gate Mews, c. 1858, in 1972
Queen's Gate Mews in 1972.
Queens's Gate Mews, c. 1858, in 1972
d. Queen's Gate Terrace, north side, 1858–60, in 1973.
Queen's Gate Terrace, north side in 1973.
Queen's Gate Terrace, north side, 1858–60, in 1973.
W. Jackson and others, builders (pp. 268–9)
e. Queen's Gate Terrace, south side, 1856–7,in c. 1906.
Queen's Gate Terrace, south side in c. 1906.
Queen's Gate Terrace, south side, 1856–7,in c. 1906.
W. Harris, architect (pp. 271–2)