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| | The RCGP - History of the College, History of the Princes Gate building. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20) |
 | | Kingston House, which is now a block of flats on the site, erected in 1937, was a stately residence that had been on the site since 1757, having been built for the legendary and bigamous Miss Elizabeth Chudleigh. |
 | | His residence at Prince’s Gate was remarkable by virtue of his vast collection of fine art — including works by Van Dyck, Reynolds, Constable, Hoppner, Gainsborough, Velasquez, Turner, Rubens, Raeburn, Fragonard and Rembrandt. |
 | | John Winant, though appointed as ambassador after Kennedy, did not stay at the ambassadorial residence, being an austere man and not fond of the grandiosity of such a building. |
| www.rcgp.org.uk /history/histories/history14pg.asp (1577 words) |
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