WESTMINSTER ABBEY / Dresden Opera House / Albert Memorial / Imperial College / Red Brick mansion / Museum of Ornamental Art / Buckingham Palace / CAMPANILE OF THE IMPERIAL INSTITUTE Built / Royal Albert Hall / Cathedral of Santiago del Compostello / Science Museum / South Kensington Museum / Crystal Palace / Alfred Waterhouse building / The National Museum of Decorative Art / Kensington Palace / British Museum / Albert Hall / Albert Museum / Natural History Museum / ALBERT HALL The Hall / Shaw building / Imperial Institute / mansion Camden House / NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM The Natural History Museum / ROYAL COLLEGE OF ORGANISTS Built / Geology museum / Space Gallery / /
Holiday
Commonwealth Day / May Day / /
IndustryTerm
building materials / energy / steel / vintage car salesroom / /
Civil Service / Centre of the Albert Hall / Commission of the Great Exhibition / ROYAL COLLEGE OF ORGANISTS Built / School of Naval Architecture / Imperial College / Imperial Institute / UN Court / Royal Geographical Society / Victorian Gothic Revival Church / Home Civil Service / National Training School of Music / /
Person
Christopher Wren / ALBERT MEMORIAL / HENRY COLE WING VICTORIA / Godfrey de Vere / Norman Shaw / Alfred Waterhouse / Stafford Terrace / George Coppin / Diana / Anthony White / Thomas Huxley / Consort / Gilbert Scott / Henry Scott / Henry Cole / ST MARY / William Adam / Richard Allison / H.H. Cole / Francis Fowke / William Lowther / William Kent / Prince / J. W. Wild / George III / William IV / William III / John Conroy / Aston Webb / Regent / George II / Charles / Joseph Paxton / Roy Strong / Walter Cope / ALBERT HALL / George Gilbert Scott / Nicholas Hawksmoor / Henry VIII / Anne / /
Position
Captain / Composer / radical politician / clerk / flamboyant director / first museum director / King / Constable / designer / coach / first director / Queen / same architect / chief cartoonist for Punch / Lieutenant / Princess / Prince / Comptroller / Royal Engineer / /
The Victorian Kensington Walk By Kevin Flude October 2003 INTRODUCTION Kensington gained its sobriquet Royal because Queen Victoria was born in Kensington Palace. The whole area is also a testament to the energy of the V