Plate 34: Kensington High Street | British History Online

Survey of London: Volume 42, Kensington Square To Earl's Court. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1986.

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'Plate 34: Kensington High Street', in Survey of London: Volume 42, Kensington Square To Earl's Court, ed. Hermione Hobhouse( London, 1986), British History Online https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/survey-london/vol42/plate-34 [accessed 5 November 2024].

Kensington Improvement Scheme of 1868-71 (pp. 83-5). All demolished

a. (left). Looking west along Kensington High Street in c. 1893.

**Figure 34a:**
**Kensington High Street**

Looking west along Kensington High Street in c. 1893.

43-71 (odd) on left. Nos. 63-65 (with flag) heightened for Barker by Alexander Peebles, architect, 1886-7 (p. 87)

b. (right). Derry and Toms at Nos. pp-121 (odd) Kensington High Street (left to right), decorated for peace decorations in 1919.

**Figure 34b:**
**Kensington High Street**

Derry and Toms at Nos. pp-121 (odd) Kensington High Street (left to right), decorated for peace decorations in 1919.

Nos. 99-101 heightened by Josiah Houle, architect, 1892 (p. 89)

c. (left). Kensington Fire Station at corner of King Street (left) and Ball Street in 1904.

**Figure 34c:**
**Kensington High Street**

Kensington Fire Station at corner of King Street (left) and Ball Street in 1904.

Edward Cresy, architect, 1870-1 (p. 84)

d. (right). Barkers, block at corner of Young Street (right) and Ball Street after fire of 3 November 1912 (p. 88)

**Figure 34d:**
**Kensington High Street**

Barkers, block at corner of Young Street (right) and Ball Street after fire of 3 November 1912 (p. 88)