Bow Lane Looking South 20th century

Bow Lane Looking South 20th centuryBow Lane, Looking South to crossing with Watling Street and St. Mary Aldermary in middle distance. George Davison Reid supported the Society of Antiquaries of London, which promoted the study of London's architecture, and was interested in photographing older architecture and locations. He took this photo of Bow Lane in the late 1920s.

the Monument

Follow the tube routes

protected beneath the solid dome of St Paul's Cathedral

learning about the fishes that swim in the river and the boats that ply its surface

Moving neighbourhood by neighbourhood

Panoramic 'view from the staircase and the upper part of the Pavilion in the Colosseum'

A black servant (probably a slave) wearing a livery has joined the group

with Buxton bit

enormous heaps of earth and clay thrown up

taken from the Hummums

Park Street

Blackfriars Bridge and Bankside