Plate 79 | British History Online

Survey of London: Volume 38, South Kensington Museums Area. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1975.

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, 'Plate 79', in Survey of London: Volume 38, South Kensington Museums Area, (London, 1975) pp. 79. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/survey-london/vol38/plate-79 [accessed 20 May 2024].

a (above left). Noel House, 1804, south front in c. 1820. G. Byfield, architect (P. 15). Demolished

b (above right). Nos. 11–25 (consec.) Kensington Gore (Nos. 11–16 in foreground, 1829) in 1958 (PP. 14–15) Nos. 11–22 demolished

**Figure 79b:**
**Nos. 11–25 (consec.) Kensington Gore in 1958.**

Nos. 11–25 (consec.) Kensington Gore (Nos. 11–16 in foreground, 1829) in 1958 (PP. 14–15) Nos. 11–22 *demolished*

c (right). No. 45 Hyde Park Gate, c. 1838–40, in 1970 (P. 29)

**Figure 79c:**
**No. 45 Hyde Park Gate in 1970.**

No. 45 Hyde Park Gate, c. 1838–40, in 1970 (P. 29)

d (below left). Nos.4–8, 35–38 (consec.) Hyde Park Gate in c. 1906 (PP. 266, 32). Partly demolished

**Figure 79d:**
**Nos. 4–8, 35–38 (consec.) Hyde Park Gate in c. 1906.**

Nos.4–8, 35–38 (consec.) Hyde Park Gate in c. 1906 (PP. 266, 32). *Partly demolished*

e (below right). Kensington toll gate in c. 1857–64: Nos. 1–8 Hyde Park Gate in background. The viewpoint is in Kensington Road where Palace Gate now joins it on the right

**Figure 79e:**
**Kensington toll gate in c. 1857–64.**

Kensington toll gate in c. 1857–64: Nos. 1–8 Hyde Park Gate in background. The viewpoint is in Kensington Road where Palace Gate now joins it on the right