Leicester Square at night 1934

Leicester Square at night 1934Leicester Square at night;

Grosvenor Street in the South East and Wilton Street in the South West

The cafés around Charing Cross catered for theatre and cinema visitors

sexual objectification and the far right

Tower Bridge can be seen in the distance on the left

Red meat and poultry was unloaded and carried into Smithfield marketplace early each morning

The districts covered are Peckham and Nunhead

An image of how a print would look if printed from the City section of The Copperplate Map which dates from the 1550’s and is the first known map of London

Hardware: galvanised

Until the middle of the twentieth century

It shows the Huguenot congregation emerging from the French Church in Soho

Please note that as these decorations are handmade each may vary slightly from the image shown

Whitehall looking North from Parliament Square and with statue of Palmerston in the foreground