EPW006307 ENGLAND (1921). View of East Chelsea, Belgravia and Buckingham Palace, Chelsea, from the south-west, 1921

The Grosvenor Hotel, Buckingham Palace Road, 23/09/2014

St. Barnabas' Church, 23/09/2014

Royal Hospital, Chelsea, 23/09/2014

St. Paul's Church, Knightsbridge, 04/03/2015

Wilton Crescent Gardens, 04/03/2015

Belgrave Square at Halkin Street, 04/03/2015

Seaford, Belgrave Square, 04/03/2015

St. Michael's Church, Chester Square, 04/03/2015

Duke of Wellington PH, Eaton Terrace, 04/03/2015

St. Mary's Church, Bourne Street, 04/03/2015

Sloane Gardens, 04/03/2015

Cadogan Hall, 04/03/2015

Holy Trinity Church, Sloane Street, 04/03/2015

Sloane Square, 04/03/2015

Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York's HQ, 04/03/2015

Royal Avenue, 04/03/2015

Sloane Avenue, 04/03/2015

Sloane Avenue, 04/03/2015

Michelin House, 81 Fulham Road, 04/03/2015

Saint Lukes and wonderful gardens

Hyde Park

Trafalgar Square

Admiralty Arch

I wonder what this large advertisement hoarding says.

Park Lane

Cadogan Place Gardens

Serpentine

Hyde Park Corner

Wellington Arch

Constitution Hill

The Mall

Saint Peter's Eaton Square

Belgrave Square

Saint James's Park

Green Park

Buckingham Palace

Whitelands College, later Black House, NHQ of the British Union of Fascists

Chelsea Palace of Varieties opened 1903 – with artists such as Gracie Fields, George Robey, Harry Lauder appearing in 30s and 40s. Taken over by Grenada TV in the 50s. Building demolished in 1966 – Heals furniture store built on the site.

Workshops of Wells Aviation Co. Ltd., during WWI. Founded in April, 1916 by sculptor and ceramicist, Reginald Wells (1877-1951), the works address was listed as 10A Elystan Street, with the company offices on the adjoining Whiteheads Grove. Wells was the British agent for Benoist Flying Boats and was sub-contracted to manufacture Sopwith 1½ Strutters, and briefly, the Vickers FB12 pusher. Insolvent by late 1917, the business was acquired by the Chelsea Aviation Company in June 1918.

Gerald Road Police Stn

Markham square congregational church - demolished for housing in 1953

St Lukes church chelsea SW3. Erected in 1820. Charles Dickens marriage took place in 1836