Survey of London: Volume 45, Knightsbridge. Originally published by London County Council, London, 2000.
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In this section
Princes Gate: House Built by C. J. Freake (pp. 191–6)
a. Nos 26–31, built 1856–7, in 1993
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Princes Gate
Nos 26–31, built 1856–7, in 1993
b. Nos 30–31, Exhibition Road corner, in 1993
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Princes Gate
Nos 30–31, Exhibition Road corner, in 1993
c. Looking south along Exhibition Road from No. 32 in c. 1900.
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Princes Gate
Looking south along Exhibition Road from No. 32 in c. 1900.
Nos 32 43 demolished