Survey of London: Volume 42, Kensington Square To Earl's Court. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1986.
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Hotels on Alexander Estate
a. Bailey's Holtel Gloucester and Courtfield Road, in c. 1905.
a. Bailey's Hotel, Gloucester Road, in c. 1900.
Bailey's Holtel Gloucester and Courtfield Road, in c. 1905.
Built by Aldin and Sons, 1874-6. Nos. 144-152 (evan) Gloucester Road on left (pp. 181-2)
b. (above) The London penta Hotel, Cromwell Road, preliminary scheme.
The London Penta Hotel, Cromwell Road, pre liminary scheme, 1968.
The London penta Hotel, Cromwell Road, preliminary scheme.
Richard Seifert and Partners, architects, 1968 (p. 182)
c. (right) The London Forum (previously London Penta) Hotel, Cromwell Road, seen from Grenville Place, 1985.
Nos. 20–26 (even) Harrington Gardens in 1884.
The London Forum (previously London Penta) Hotel, Cromwell Road, seen from Grenville Place, 1985.
Richard Seifert and Partners, architects, 1971-2 (p. 182)