WC1, Great Ormond Street, Great Ormond Street Hospital, Paul O'Gorman Building
Cars, cars, grrr, impossible to take photos of the building that also show the planters, positioned on the steps.
These planters caught our attention because of the unusual repeating decoration on their sides. Given the location we believe the sprinting figure represents Peter Pan and, call us fanciful, the star above his head is surely Tinkerbell.
From East Dulwich Forum we learn that: the stone was originally attached to a now lost village lock-up: the original site was actually ne...
{On the side nearest the water, carved into the front of the seat:} This bench was made using timber from the Verdun oak (1919 - 2003). T...
In 1906 this building replaced the previous, also purpose-built, 1842 Woolwich town hall which still survives, nearby, on the corner of C...
For our detail picture we show the Chapter House and Cloister which are actually laid out in situ at St Paul's Medieval footprint.
1922 is the year that the Club took on its current name, though we don't know what it was previously called. We can't discover the conne...
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