Survey of London: Volume 38, South Kensington Museums Area. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1975.
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a. No. 167 Queen's Gate in 1891 when occupied by G. W. Davidson: entrance hall and drawing-rooms (p. 340)
No. 167 Queen's Gate, interiors in 1891.
No. 167 Queen's Gate in 1891 when occupied by G. W. Davidson: entrance hall and drawing-rooms (p. 340)
b. No. 167 Queen's Gate in 1891 when occupied by G. W. Davidson: entrance hall and drawing-rooms (p. 340)
No. 167 Queen's Gate, interiors in 1891.
No. 167 Queen's Gate in 1891 when occupied by G. W. Davidson: entrance hall and drawing-rooms (p. 340)
c. Queen's Gate looking south in c. 1901–11. Four houses on extreme left (Nos. 177–180 consec.) demolished.
Queen's Gate in c. 1901–11.
Queen's Gate looking south in c. 1901–11. Four houses on extreme left (Nos. 177–180 consec.) demolished.
d. Nos. 180–188 (consec.) Queen's Gate in c. 1901–11: Nos. 180 (right), 181–3, 184 and 185 demolished (pp. 333. 325, 342, 338, 305)
Queen's Gate in c. 1901–11.
Nos. 180–188 (consec.) Queen's Gate in c. 1901–11: Nos. 180 (right), 181–3, 184 and 185 demolished (pp. 333. 325, 342, 338, 305)