London Life Gallery

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Choose from 1105 pictures in our London Life collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery.

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London scenes. The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel. Early 1900s

Duchess of Kent, a new summer fashion, visit sale Avenue, antiques. The Duchess of Kent

The painting in oils of Brigadier General Wade Hampton Hayes,.O.B.E., on its way

London street scene. Busy horse - drawn traffic at Ludgate Hill, looking towards St

London's flat-iron building - The Black Friar pub at the junction of Queen Victoria

Waiters, chefs and kitchen hands at London's Savoy hotel went on strike early today

A ship unloading at the pier at Battersea Power Station, seen from across the Thames

St Pauls Cathedral dominates the view of the area north of Cannon Street (left) Rebuilding

Sugar bags hanging out to dry, North Quay, West India Docks, 1900

'Indubitably, my dear Watson'. Sherlock Holmes explains everything as they — "Indubitably, my dear Watson". Sherlock Holmes explains everything as they

Aerial view of the Joyce Green, Temple Hill Estate, Dartford, Kent. 18 December 1958

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Waiters, chefs and kitchen hands at London's Savoy hotel went on strike early today

Waiters, chefs and kitchen hands at London's Savoy hotel went on strike early today, it was decided that tables were to be left bare and underserviced in the private suites, restaurant and Grill room. Tickets has been detailed to guard every staff door and the taxi driver in entrance to warn the catering staff of the strike. The strikers are members of the London catering branch of the general and municipal workers union who claimed that 500 of the total staff of 800 are now in the union. The strike committee said "we have been forced to take this action after every other avenue of approach has been closed by the management."
Picture shows: Mrs Kaufmann, wife of a chef at the Savoy hotel, picketing outside the building this morning.
8 October 1946

An old man watches on as a shack in Kingsdown is demolished. 1936

The Reform Club Pall Mall London REFORM CLUB, on the south side of Pall Mall

Men unloading bones and animal waste from a WJ Curley ' s lorry at Stratford

New Brixton greyhound track built in record time. When the new Brixton greyhound

The entrance to Macready ' s Metal Company, Pentonville Road. 4 October 1937

London County Council Minerva Estate Bethnal Green, East London. new flats built

Battersea Power Station - The Turbine Hall, view from the ground showing the giant

Outting at the Hinds department store on the High Street in Eltham, London 17 June 1937

Carts and boxes full of fruit and vegetables in Covent Garden 's flower, fruit

R E s bridge building practice in preparation for the Royal Tournament at Olympia

Acland Burghley School, Tufnell Park, North London 24th May 1968

The Summer scene in London's Soho Square. In the background, through the plane

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The Reform Club Pall Mall London REFORM CLUB, on the south side of Pall Mall

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, about the time the Reform Bill was canvassed and carried, 1830- 32. The Club consists of 1000 members, exclusive of members of either House of Parliament Entrance fee, 25 guineas; annual subscription for the first five years of election, 101. l0s., subsequently, 81. 8s. The house was built from the designs of Charles Barry, R. A. The exterior is greatly admired, though the windows, it is urged are too small. The interior, especially the large square hall covered with glass, occupying the centre of the building, is very imposing. The cooking establishment of the Club is under the superintendence of the celebrated M. Soyer, and in brilliancy of cuisine yields to none in Britain

A crowd gathered outside the Ivanhoe hotel, Bloomsbury, London today. To listen to

London Street scene. The busy street outside the Maples and Co.Furniture Store

London. Brentford. The Firestone Tyre Factory on the Great West Road

Gipsy Eviction (Chelsfield) caravan, family, policeman

A mains water burst in Lewisham, London. 1936

St Mary The Virgin Church, Perivale, Middlesex, West London showing the sundial

Houses of Parliment, London. 31 March 1946

Photo shows: Miss Evyline Nichol and her ATS friend Audrey Towend wheeling a pram

The exterior of Eltham Golf Club floodlit. 1935

The Commons Roll of Honour, Memorial Chamber The memory of the nineteen members

Construction of housing. Between the wars

Butlin Building, 439 Oxford Street, London, has been opened as the headquarters

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Photo shows: Miss Evyline Nichol and her ATS friend Audrey Towend wheeling a pram

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.
Story: In heavy rain, 1500 Londoners converged on Kensington High Street in a well-planned operation to take over a block of flats in Duchess of Bedford Walk, West Kensington. The block housed refugees from Gibraltar during the war and was next a hostel for a local building trades school. After being repaired and decorated the building was to be handed back to the owners by the Ministry of Works and luxury flats were to be let at a minimum rent of ten guineas a week. More people arrived seeking homes than could be accommodated. The police arranged for hot drinks to be served and among those present at the invasion were a number of Councillors for Kensington and other boroughs including Stepney, from where a party of squatters had come seeking homes. Mr. Denis Goodwin of the London District of the Communist Party hoped the action taken by 1500 Londoners would call attention to the existence of places such as these.
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Smoke and debris thrown skywards after a direct hit from a German bomb in the suburbs

The Court at Brighton a La Chinese - 1816 by George Cruikshank (1792-1878) British

Floodlights installed at powerful coronation. Powerful lamps are being installed

Sir Kingsley Wood opens St Barnabas Hall in Eltham, London, which was dedicated

At Wythenshawe, Manchester, corporations new satellite town, modern British made

Customers at Midland Bank being attended to by a Bank Teller. 23 October 1946

Deans Yard at Westminster Abbey, Westminster, London, England. 1930s

Off to a new horizon. By the time Monday arrives, the first party of Britons to

A view looking down onto the scaffolding frame for the new flats on the Earl Courts Road

The uniform of the Civil Air Guards was seen for the first time at the air Ministry

Piccadilly, headquarters of ' Poppy Day ' branch of the British Legion — Piccadilly, headquarters of " Poppy Day " branch of the British Legion

Thousands of gallons of water poared into burning railway depot. One of the biggest

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