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South Kensington Museum, Temporary wooden pavillion at the junction of Exhibition and Cromwell Roads, designed by Sir Aston Webb to accommodate spectators at the laying of the foundation stone of the V&A, seen from the west side of Thurloe Square
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South Kensington Museum, Temporary wooden pavillion at the junction of Exhibition and Cromwell Roads, designed by Sir Aston Webb to accommodate spectators at the laying of the foundation stone of the V&A, seen from the west side of Thurloe Square

Department of Science and Art of the Committee of Council on Education · 1899

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