Survey of London: Volume 38, South Kensington Museums Area. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1975.
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THE 'ALBERT HOUSES' AT NOS. 47–52 (CONSEC.) QUEEN'S GATE. c. 1860.
C. J. Richardson, architect (pp. 276, 315)
a (below). Colonnade in 1972
Nos. 47–52 (consec.) Queen's Gate
Colonnade in 1972
b (right). Nos. 47–49 (consec.) in 1958
Nos. 47–52 (consec.) Queen's Gate
Nos. 47–49 (consec.) in 1958