Survey of London: Volume 38, South Kensington Museums Area. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1975.
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a (above left). Nos. 33–37 (odd) Palace Gate, c. 1869–70, in 1972.
Nos. 33–37 (odd) Palace Gate in 1972.
Nos. 33–37 (odd) Palace Gate, c. 1869–70, in 1972.
F. P. Cockerell, architect (p.41)
b (above). Undated view of No. 8 Palace Gate, 1873–5. x
No. 8 Palace Gate.
Undated view of No. 8 Palace Gate, 1873–5.
J. J. Stevenson, architect. No. 6 on left (p. 46)
c (left), d (below left). No. 18 Hyde Park Gate: exterior in 1974, and drawing-room in c. 1908 when occupied by Solomon J. Solomon.
No. 18 Hyde Park Gate, exterior in 1974.
No. 18 Hyde Park Gate: exterior in 1974, and drawing-room in c. 1908 when occupied by Solomon J. Solomon.
E. W. Cooke and R. Norman Shaw, architects(p. 36)
e (below right). Bleasdale (No. 10 Palace Gate), c. 1871 onwards, in early 20th century (p. 48). Demolished
No. 18 Hyde Park Gate, drawing-room in c. 1908.
Bleasdale (No. 10 Palace Gate), c. 1871 onwards, in early 20th century (p. 48). Demolished