Survey of London: Volume 42, Kensington Square To Earl's Court. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1986.
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Developments by Jonathan Hamston
a. Nos. 10-16 (evan) South End Row (right to left) in 1970.
Nos. 10–16 (even) South End Row in 1970.
Nos. 10-16 (evan) South End Row (right to left) in 1970.
Built as Traflgar Place, 1805-6 (p. 137)
b. The Builders' Arms (c. 1806-7, altered) and Hamston Mansions (G. L. Elwell, architect, 1905-6), Kensington Court Place in c. 1906 (pp. 137, 139, 148)
The Builders' Arms and Hamston Mansions, Kensington Court Place, in c. 1905.
The Builders' Arms (c. 1806-7, altered) and Hamston Mansions (G. L. Elwell, architect, 1905-6), kensington Court Place in c. 1906 (pp. 137, 139, 148)
c. Nos. 6-15 (right to lft) Kensington Court Place in 1970.
Nos. 6–15 Kensington Court Place in 1970.
Nos. 6-15 (right to left) Kensington Court Place in 1970.
Built c. 1802-7. Ground floor altered (p. 137)