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London scenes. The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel. Early 1900s
Silvertown, Westham. Between the Wars - England - London - Living Conditions. Undated
Kings Square ( Market Place ) Enfield Town, London, with the Kings Head Public House and St Andrews Parish Church at the back. Late 1940s, early 1950s
Brandon Estate, Southwark, one of the largest of the London County Couincils housing estates. There are six 18-storey blocks which rise to 170 ft to give a fine view over London
The painting in oils of Brigadier General Wade Hampton Hayes, . O. B. E. on its wayThe painting in oils of Brigadier General Wade Hampton Hayes, .O.B.E. on its way to New York Armoury, largest and most luxurious military building in the world
Ranji gives his house at Staines, Jamnagar as a hospital The Prince of Wales Hospital. Ranjitsinhji Vibhaji, Maharaja Jam Sahib of Nawanagar GCSI
London street scene. Busy horse - drawn traffic at Ludgate Hill, looking towards St. Pauls Cathedral, St Brides Church and the railway bridge. Early 1900s
Londons flat-iron building - The Black Friar pub at the junction of Queen Victoria Street and New Bridge Street. Built in 1870 it is under threat from development proposed for 1967
A view of the river Thames from Richmond Bridge, London, England, with a pleasure boat full of passengers just about to pass underneath. Late 1940s, early 1950s
Duchess of Kent, a new summer fashion, visit sale Avenue, antiques. The Duchess of Kent, wearing an up-to-the-minute summer fashion, with straw hat to match
A ship unloading at the pier at Battersea Power Station, seen from across the Thames, London, England. 1960 s
William Parsons 3rd Earl of Rosse : 17 June 1800 - 31 October 1867, was an Anglo-Irish astronomer who had several telescopes built
St Pauls Cathedral dominates the view of the area north of Cannon Street (left) Rebuilding is now well underway on sites bombed during the blitz
Vice Admiral William J. Marshall holding a bottle of bourbon and a cigarette. 2 November 1959
Indubitably, my dear Watson. Sherlock Holmes explains everything as they leave New Scotland Yard" Indubitably, my dear Watson". Sherlock Holmes explains everything as they leave New Scotland Yard. To Dr Watson the case was a crossword puzzle he could never hope to solve. October 1953
Aerial view of the Joyce Green, Temple Hill Estate, Dartford, Kent. 18 December 1958
The Court at Brighton a La Chinese - 1816 by George Cruikshank (1792-1878) British Museum This painting satirises the Prince Regents passion for Chinoiserie which culminated in the building of
Home front 1940. Showing the destruction caused by German bombing, Brits go about their normal daily business, even in the throes of war
Men unloading bones and animal waste from a WJ Curleys lorry at Stratford, East London. 5 October 1937
A busy London street scene. Early 1900s
Ted Serios thoughtograph of London bus, Westminster Abbey, Nelsons Column, iralian renaissance building, St Pauls- ? TopFoto
Manuscript of Poems of Charles, Duke of Orleans, c. 1500. Charles can be seen writingManuscript of Poems of Charles, Duke of Orleans, c.1500. Charles can be seen writing inside the Tower of London. He was the last of the French courtly poets
London County Council Minerva Estate Bethnal Green, East London. new flats built on a site of formerly occupied by slum properties, 28th April 1948
Trams outside the Islington Empire London 1 June 1936
London. Street scene with market in London. 1900
British Army Captain Chris Goddard, left, and Cpl Gary Fisher check out the Second World War German bomb they had just made safe on a building site beside Tower Bridge, London
14 July 1947 Number 3 Belgrave Square, the former house of the Duchess of Kent which maybe selected as the London home of Princess Elizabeth and Lt. Philip Mountbatten Belgravia, London, England
Ex paratrooper Donald Cook, 38 year old aircraft inspector and secretary of the St. Pancras United Tenants Association, talks to his 36 year old wife Edith through a barricade of barbed wire
Carts and boxes full of fruit and vegetables in Covent Gardens flower, fruit and vegetable market. A sign giving directions to St Pauls Church, Covent Garden, London, is seen on the building
No Skyscrapers yet in London, although the new Senate House London University tower reached high
Londons ever - improving transport system carries its works programme a step further when the Minister of Transport opens the new Central Line extension from Leytonstone to Woodford
Acland Burghley School, Tufnell Park, North London 24th May 1968
Newtons rents off Twine Court in Shadwell - the centre of one of the worst slums in Stepney, London. When the picture of the three women
The Penguin Books building at Harmondsworth Middlesex. The firm moved to this factory in 1937 from its premises in the crypt of the Holy Trinity Church Euston Road London
The exterior of Gamages department store at Holborn, London. October 1934
An illustrated aerial view of St Pauls Cathedral, London, England revealing all the layers of the building including a cross section of the dome
Sugar bags hanging out to dry, North Quay, West India Docks, 1900
Aerial view of Temple Hill Estate, Dartford, Kent with the River Thames and industrial area around Greenhithe in the distance. 23 January 1963
St Mary Cray riverside cottages and swans. 1935
Gipsy Eviction (Chelsfield) caravan, family, policeman. Used in Blood and Roses - the centenary year folk music tour for Ewan MacColl
Although the external appearance of Buckingham Palace has been greatly improved in the last 30 years, it still gives little indication of the splendour and dignity within
A mains water burst in Lewisham, London. 1936
St Mary The Virgin Church, Perivale, Middlesex, West London showing the sundial. 1950s
Houses of Parliment, London. 31 March 1946
Photo shows: Miss Evyline Nichol and her ATS friend Audrey Towend wheeling a pram load of bedding to their new home in Duchess of Bedford Walk, West Kensington. September 8th 1946
The Reform Club Pall Mall London REFORM CLUB, on the south side of Pall Mall, between the Travellers Club and the Canton Club, was founded by the Liberal members of the two Houses of Parliament
The exterior of Eltham Golf Club floodlit. 1935
