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Plate 73
The Alexander estate.

Sponsor

English Heritage

Publication

Survey of London: volume 42: Kensington Square to Earl's Court

Author

Hermione Hobhouse (General Editor)

Year published

1986

Supporting documents

List of plates
Plan pocket
Abbreviations used

Page

73

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'Plate 73: The Alexander estate.', Survey of London: volume 42: Kensington Square to Earl's Court (1986), pp. 73. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=50412 Date accessed: 24 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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Alexander Estate
a. No. 12 Ashburn Place in c. 1890. b. Ashburn Place looking north in c. 1905. c. Ashburn Mews looking north-west in 1904 (p. 173). Demolished d. No. 5-9 (ood) Harrington Gardens (left to right) in 1975. e. No. 17 Ashburn Mews, drawing of front to Courtfield Road.

Alexander Estate

a. No. 12 Ashburn Place in c. 1890.


No. 12 Ashburn Place in c. 1890.

Plate 73a: No. 12 Ashburn Place in c. 1890.
No. 12 Ashburn Place in c. 1890.

J. R. and W. H. Roberts, builders, 1876-8 (p. 174) Demolished

b. Ashburn Place looking north in c. 1905.


Ashburn Place looking north in c. 1905.

Plate 73b: Ashburn Place looking north in c. 1905.
Ashburn Place looking north in c. 1905.

Nos. 16-26 (even) on right (p. 178), Nos. 2-14 (even) beyond (p. 174). All demolished

c. Ashburn Mews looking north-west in 1904 (p. 173). Demolished


Ashburn Mews in 1904.

Plate 73c: Ashburn Mews in 1904.
Ashburn Mews looking north-west in 1904 (p. 173). Demolished

d. No. 5-9 (ood) Harrington Gardens (left to right) in 1975.


Nos. 5–9 (odd) Harrington Gardens in 1975.

Plate 73d: Nos. 5–9 (odd) Harrington Gardens in 1975.
No. 5-9 (ood) Harrington Gardens (left to right) in 1975.

J. F. Gibbs, developer, 1874-5 (p. 179)

e. No. 17 Ashburn Mews, drawing of front to Courtfield Road.


No. 17 Ashburn Mews.

Plate 73e: No. 17 Ashburn Mews.
No. 17 Ashburn Mews, drawing of front to Courtfield Road.

Arthur Cawston, architect, 1882-3 (p. 174). Demolished