Survey of London: Volume 42, Kensington Square To Earl's Court. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1986.
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In this section
Alexander Estate
a. Nos. 10-15 (right to left) Grenville Place in 1963.
Nos. 10–15 Grenville Place in 1963.
Nos. 10-15 (right to left) Grenville Place in 1963.
John Wilkins, builder, 1874-5 (p. 171)
b. No. 110 Gloucester Road in c. 1905.
No. 110 Gloucester Road in c. 1905.
No. 110 Gloucester Road in c. 1905.
John Wilkins, builder, 1873 (p. 171)
c. Cromwell Road looking east in c. 1905.
Nos. 90–114 (even) Cromwell Road in c. 1905.
Cromwell Road looking east in c. 1905.
No. 114 (left foreground) with Nos. 90-112 (evan) beyond (pp. 171-2); No. 95 on right (p. 173)