St George's Circus - clock tower
SE1, St George's Circus
Our image comes from Historic England where we found the designer, Groll, but don't trust the dates given there.
Our image comes from Historic England where we found the designer, Groll, but don't trust the dates given there.
The Harmsworth plaque is inside the entrance lobby to the Museum, just to the right of our photo.
When the church was here the address was Prince's Square. Our pin is positioned on the font, the boards around the trees are to the west ...
This typeface, which you can see in the photo of the church interior, was salvaged from the church when it was demolished.
When the church was here the address was Prince's Square. Our pin is positioned on the font, the boards around the trees are to the west ...
We do find ourselves taking photos of the most unlikely subjects. Our close-up photo would win a "dull picture" prize. It would have be...
We must have walked through this arch many times without properly seeing it. We thank Geoff Marshall of Londonist for enlightening us in...
As our detail picture we have this most unlikely-looking crocodile, grinning manically despite his legs looking all wrong.
Our researches have turned up just one clue, which may mean nothing: in John Fletcher's mid 17th century romantic comedy, ‘Women Pleased’...
A nearby information board informs: Probably the most prolific illustrator and cartoonist of his era, Seymour was the first artist ever ...