Plate 82: Princes Gate

Survey of London: Volume 45, Knightsbridge. Originally published by London County Council, London, 2000.

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Princes Gate (pp. 162–6)

a. Kingston House Estate: panoramic view by Thomas Allom of proposed development, c. 1845 (p. 160)

Figure 82d:

Princes Gate

Kingston House Estate: panoramic view by Thomas Allom of proposed development, c. 1845 (p. 160)

b (above left). Design by H. L. Elmes for No. 14, c. 1845–6

Figure 82d:

Princes Gate

(above left). Design by H. L. Elmes for No. 14, c. 1845–6

c (above). Nos 18–24 in 1993.

Figure 82c:

Princes Gate

(above). Nos 18–24 in 1993.

John Elger, builder, 1848–51

d (left). Detail of frieze at No. 14

Figure 82d:

Princes Gate

(left). Detail of frieze at No. 14

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