Slide set: The architecture of England (lecture: G.W. Wilson, 56 slides, in/before 1890)
“A series of 56 views showing the Development of Architecture in England from the earliest times down to its latest production in the shape of the New Law Courts and the Natural History Museum, S. Kensington.”
“A series of 56 views showing the development of Architecture in England from the earliest times down to its latest production in the shape of the new Law Courts and the Natural History Museum, South Kensington.”
“A series of 56 views showing the development of Architecture in England from the earliest times down to its latest production in the shape of the New Law Courts and the Natural History Museum, South Kensington.”
“A series of 56 views shewing the development of Architecture in England from the earliest times down to recent productions in the shape of the new Law Courts and the Natural History Museum, South Kensington.”
“A series of 56 views, showing the development of architecture in England from the earliest times down to recent productions such as the New Law Courts and the Natural History Museum, South Kensington.”
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