Survey of London: Volume 45, Knightsbridge. Originally published by London County Council, London, 2000.
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Knightsbridge: North side in 1811
a. Knightsbridge Barracks: Riding-school (centre left), Horse Infirmary, Officers' Quarters and Hospital
Knightsbridge Barracks: Riding-school (centre left), Horse Infirmary, Officers' Quarters and Hospital
b. Barrack Block, Park Place and houses in High Row
Barrack Block, Park Place and houses in High Row
c. High Row: entrances to Jobbins Court (left) and Mills's Buildings (under lantern)
High Row: entrances to Jobbins Court (left) and Mills's Buildings (under lantern)