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  1. This one-block-long street in the Kensington neighborhood of London derives its name from the observatory that astronomer Sir James South built here in 1831. It contained for a time the largest telescope in the world. After South's death, the property was sold to Thomas Cawley who built the existing houses in the 1880s...

  2. View of long colonnades, gravestones and chapel of Brompton Cemetery in the Kensington & Chelsea borough.

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  3. View of The Round Pond with Kensington Palace in the background in Kensington Gardens

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  6. Former Michelin tyre factory in Kensington London

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        March 27, 2009
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