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Annual 2012 Kensington & Chelsea Annual 2012 Registered Charity No. 267778 No. Charity Registered www.kensingtonsociety.org 23 St James’s Gardens, London W11 4RE W11 London Gardens, James’s St 23 features of beauty or historic interest. interest. historic or beauty of features preserving and improving its buildings, open spaces and other other and spaces open buildings, its improving and preserving and planning in its future development, and by protecting, protecting, by and development, future its in planning and interest in its history and records, promoting good architecture architecture good promoting records, and history its in interest amenities of Kensington for the public benefit by stimulating stimulating by benefit public the for Kensington of amenities The objects of the Society are to preserve and improve the the improve and preserve to are Society the of objects The D A RO E G T D T CHESHAM ET RI rdens N STRE B a N E G E A M E M PL LS agh K CADOGAN LANE OLBEIN E K H H anel N LOWNDES C R N E A A l T T T B B G E D EE EE SQUARE E M M E E I R R pita R E R E R T D N D T T T E B A E S S A S A A R S T U O T S O O Hos S R I E R L N LOA S Q ER SL H L O A N E S T R E E T LOW L S T S al A L A G E I L E L E E E N R A T A T S S T T T K P A V I L L I O N R O A D I I S L L N N Roy P P E E L O O S S I S AN P P H H S H O O A CADOGAN rt B C C H . H . S . N ou R D R L G L E P N E D A L A A T T E ACE G E A Y AADDO Y C ’s C SQUARE C C O S S T T O O R ʼ ʼ A A E D E R R T L L D D S on E T E A T P P E R R R R E E rt W A A T O T E E S R S T T N R N T T L Bu D O T O T O O A N E S E S S T D Y D N NO N C C L N EN X O L O E A L A E A A M Y Y R E . A U . R R A A A A T T T O O R R G G T H N O T S R R S S R R E E S E E E E E O G EN O T D C A D V E RD E A N N D A D A R R G L L L L L I I A A T P N T T A A C C S E S M M T P E E T I TO . R TET I P M G ST E T I P T T E S H H S A E U S N E N N C H I O C C O R T H O V A E G E T R C I R H H U O U R VIN V A M T U A Q O E A L S U S P H S H L E U L B C C A N A T E T Y E Y S N S O N O I V I N D R A R R A R A O O T T H L H L A S K C S L C A T T Y A L W W O S R O E O N T C N T D D R A G Y CE R N T JUBILEE PLA T N A E EE N R E E ST E O R R T T D M M R D E E S O E LO C C F K K G A A N E L L N A ET N P P T EEE B R R S ST O M O YYS AN A ry R P L O K K . T E N B A B T T L M L to H H S S EA D D M M T T A LS A R R HE E C E O O N N W W T Ora A A E E W W E X X T T I . I E T T I S I O R O E R T R E rt A R A B B S T e R T R E E N E C RE E ST S S Y E Y E M C L O Y L E E m RL A E RE A L T L U P H E E H L Alb E P K E T D E T R A H D S T O H S H H C N C E A O C C & a S Y S P T C E E E E E C E N E R R A A UA O D T L L L P Museu Q S L Y ori S W G RE S G E O P E A A A SE EB R R U L AM E C U C O G N E Q H Y N E . N H S V T HE Vict S O DO A C L S I EL W RE I R O EXHIBITION ROAD P L AN U S N M K K M H O T A E SE R A L Q. HE A S C U OW EET Q L ry S TR LH S S N D O RE H to UA HURC A C m U Q LD seum S O K K W L L RO F His T D E O E A TR A L Mu D S S H C W R W A U N Museu A ural CH N nce O D OLD D O O O A A Nat T LE ET O O R IL E G R R e Sci V T R E . R S N N R I T TE OR S M UF RR L E DN E EA E N G B N N K W K K HA O R Y L Y O L R QU R EENʼS GATE NS PA E S E A O S A ET T N E P P L . H DN E S TR H G S N S C D E C P W R N RD E E O SL A GA RT N N C M O G GD O K Y F R A L U W M Y M L E ST O L A L A ANHO L PE VE E P N P A E B E C R E M R K E GA N GARDENS L T S A D E ʼ D O D B W Y S T O N N . S D E . H E N S E D E D A R A R A D GA O GA T D A R D K E R R N S R R D E D AT OLA UE R N A TR LV E P O O d En d En A S A G R D T Q E T PA E S T R LA C E D O CE C A O N GATE OU G N R L R R G N R d’s d’s d’s d’s G S O L O L O O UC E S T E R R O A D S N ST M O M D T R N D l or l DE Y E or O V EN A ERE G A A A E R M ARD A L ENS D O LI L W W W W E D R D O ton ton R D D D dens N S S R AD R r N A O R A R A A O A O T R O S O O A I R O G L G G G CT I R R VI E Ga G F F M T T I D L E E E N N ensing N L C R S Y E E N D K D T E E C I I O B E R R R I H R T A O T T T S S R EN F E U T T T S U S N G E VE T K A K D L D A E O S A RO C G R O A O O D AL N H R P L I R N L C L T A N S U O A N A T I M S A T E L A D E N D F O O D Y Y N O B A O R O T A E R W G R E B B W D R V D C O K R A O L N A O R A R A A G D E R N N S R H N H RDE O T VE E I R A S R G O O D ACE N T E R L N T U PA .
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