In The Roof Of St Paul’s Click here to book for my next tour of the City of London this Sunday 21st April . On the right of this photograph, taken in the roof of St Paul’s Cathedral, is the concave wall of the outer dome and curving away to the left is the convex wall of the painted inner dome […]
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At Chu’s Garage Click here to book for my next tour of the City of London this Sunday 21st April . Quang Chu of Chu’s Garage Chu’s Garage under the railway arches in London Fields has become a reliable institution among motorists in Hackney over the last thirty-five years for good service and honest dealing. Contributing Photographer Sarah […]
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The Microcosm Of London Click here to book for my next tour of the City of London on Sunday 21st April . Billingsgate Market (click on this plate or any of the others to enlarge and examine the details) In 1897, Charles Gosse, Archivist at the Bishopsgate Institute, was lucky enough to buy a handsome 1809 edition of Thomas […]
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London in Quotations: Boris Johnson A bad day in London is still better than a good day anywhere else - Anon
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The Oranges & Lemons Churches Click here to book for my next tour of the City of London on Sunday 21st April . St Clement’s, Eastcheap “Oranges and lemons,” say the bells of St. Clement’s. . . Site of St Martin Orgar, Martin Lane “You owe me five farthings,” say the bells of St. Martin’s. . . St Sepulchre-without-Newgate “When […]
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