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Apothecaries' Hall
Made by L'habitant
The Worshipful Society of Apothecaries of London in Black Friars Lane. Mainly 1670 and 1786, incorporating slight mediaeval remains of Blackfriars' Priory. Courtyard building with main C17 ranges, of 2 storeys, to north and east. South and west ranges, of 3 storeys, mostly late C18. Plain front of pink/yellow brick with stuccoed ground storey and painted entablature etc. Slated roof. Fine central archway of late C17 character. Some red brick dressings etc at either end and 2 secondary entrances. Plain, altered south return with central loop hole. Irregular rear with low building of yellow brick to south-east, probably late C18 or early C19. Elevations to courtyard entirely stuccoed with parapet to slated roof. Hall on 1st floor of east side with central clock, pediment and coat of arms etc and external stair in south-east corner. Ground storey of north range formerly an open colonnade. Rear of entrance archway has late C18 pediment etc. The hall contains plain original panelling and fine, carved woodwork at either end. Large cornice to ceiling which was probably remade in C19. Plain panelling in Court Room also original and large main staircase which has lost some of its enclosing walls. Narrow, panelled room over colonnade. In the courtyard is an early Cl9 large lamp with wrought iron support and painted stone pedestal. Scheduled AM.


Cut my Wings
Made by Another Partial Success
A Large and Dark view of a dark corner of London. A slight change from locations of late to a darker corner of London and a view which I've seen more times than I'd care to recall but on this particular morning caught my eye. Checking the location on a number of map sources doesn't provide a definitive name, so I'll submit this one to Guess Where London to see if others fare better - the names of the streets in the distance may be familiar, but what's the name of the passageway I'm standing in? Update correctly identified as Burgon Street by funkyuk Although a picture from 2010 the view is quite timeless and it's not hard to imagine that we're in a London from centuries ago - I wonder how far back you'd have to travel in time before the situation today became unrecognisable to someone from the past. This could be Ye Olde London that visitors seek and, as is often the case, they may be surprised at how short a distance from the tourist trail they have to go to take in this view. I'll leave you to watch out for Bill Sykes and Bullseye and to... .. enjoy


What's Shaw's?
Made by Badly Drawn Dad
This building was derelict for several years until in 1997 it was fitted out as an Edwardian bookshop for a scene in the film The Wings of the Dove. Over a few days I saw big floodlights shining in through the windows, people with clipboards, catering vans and suchlike. In the scene two young women go into the shop and march straight to the back where they are not supposed to go because that's where the 'adult literature' is being perused by half a dozen furtive-looking gents, who immediately rush out of the shop. The owner then ejects the giggling ladies. The pub opened soon afterwards. It never was a real bookshop.


St Pauls`Moon Eclipse
Made by roll the dice
The magnificent st pauls cathedral 300 years old this year... ... The original ball and cross were erected by Andrew Niblett, Citizen and Armourer of London, in 1708. They were replaced by a new ball and cross in 1821 designed by the Surveyor to the Fabric, CR Cockerell and executed by R and E Kepp. The ball and cross stand at 23 feet high and weigh approximately 7 tonnes,The golden ball on the top of the dome is six feet in diameter


St Andrew by the Wardrobe, London
Made by Ben.Harper
the light stopped down to the limits of the visible, an illumination that depended more on fossils in the brickwork.... - Iain Sinclair, Lights Out For The Territory. Seen during the circumnavigation of St-Andrew-By-The-Wardrobe, London.


Blossom In The Sun
Made by Danny Dutch
The first day of some nice heat and Neal's Yard in Covent Garden was full of people wanting to feel the warmth of the sun on their face. twitter.com/DannyDutch


Site of Shakespeare's house . .
Made by Shakespearesmonkey
. . . in Blackfriars where he purchased the gatehouse of the former Blackfriars' monastery in 1613. The deed with Shakespeare's supposed signature is on view at the British Library.


Parliament Drunk
Made by Danny Dutch
He was desperately calling everyone he knew to let them know he was going to be on the 6 o'clock news. twitter.com/DannyDutch


Massively Impressed
Made by Danny Dutch
They were watching the street performers in Covent Garden and really not looking that intrigued. twitter.com/DannyDutch


Tilted
Made by Znachor
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St Pauls taken when I was minus 76 !
Made by Sprock UK
Same pic as one of my other ones , cropped coloured , and scratched , dust grain smudges creases and general destruction all in photoshop.


(72) London / too much
Made by unicorn 81
The Cockpit, Blackfriars 7, St. Andrews Hill, London, EC4V 5BY photo on Explore ! Sep 25, 2007


Queen Victoria Street
Made by flierfy
The Thameslink line passes over Queen Victoria Street and disappears in the Snowhill tunnel right behind.


You must be clean-clothed and -shod to be served
Made by trailerfullofpix
The Cockpit, St Andrew's Hill and Ireland Yard. Originally posted to Guess Where London group.


2000-102260
Made by bubbahop
London, England-The Cockpit, Blackfriar's down the street from the hostel


Queen Victoria Street
Made by flierfy
This railway bridge carries the Thameslink line of Queen Victoria Street.


London bikers
Made by swanksalot
Shot with my Hipstamatic for iPhone Lens: John S Flash: Off Film: Pistil


Apothecaries Hall
Made by L'habitant
The Worshipful Society of Apothecaries of London in Black Friars Lane.


OAS12-02-2011-2949
Made by sinister pictures
Rules out anyone who actually works for a living then. City of London.


Starting To Get Excited
Made by Jamie Kitson
Received the official Mongol Rally 2011 car stickers this morning :)