Survey of London: Volume 45, Knightsbridge. Originally published by London County Council, London, 2000.
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South Lodgh Area
a. South Lodge, gate-keeper's lodge and entrace gates in 1896.
South Lodge, gate-keeper's lodge and entrance gates in 1896.
South Lodge, gate-keeper's lodge and entrace gates in 1896.
Boulnois & Warner, architects, c. 1893 (p. 131). Lodge demolished
b (left). South Lodge in 1967 (p. 130).
South Lodge in 1967.
(left). South Lodge in 1967 (p. 130).
Demolished
c (below). Nos 247 and 240 Knightsbridge in 1973 (p. 133).
Nos 247–249 Knightsbridge in 1973.
(below). Nos 247 and 240 Knightsbridge in 1973 (p. 133).
Demolished