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Medieval London : The Temple church (photograph post)
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A History of Medieval London through its architecture. Tuesday, 31 December 2013. The Temple church (photograph post). The Temple church is one of the oldest in London and has a truly fascinating history. Built from 1160 it displays the characteristics of transitional style. Of architecture, the period between the styles of Norman and early English. The church was taken over by lawyers. In later medieval times when they moved to the temple and has remained in their care since as a private. Being circular...
Medieval London : November 2012
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A History of Medieval London through its architecture. Tuesday, 13 November 2012. This house of a rich merchant stood on Bishopsgate since it was. Built around 1599 to its destruction for. The expansion of Liverpool Street Station. It was built for. The merchant Paul Pinder. Outside the city walls on Bishopsgate due to its proximity to the city and his commercial interests but also due to its space which allowed him to have a large garden to the rear. What was built in 1599 was. Its former location is no...
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A History of Medieval London through its architecture. The pelican history of art, John Summerson - 1953. Visitors guide to the City of London Churches Tony Tucker - 2010. Old London Churches Elizabeth and Wayland Young. Lost London, Phillip Davis. London -hidden interiors Phillip Davis. London 1/London 2 South - Nicholas Pevsner. The Temple Church - a history in pictures robin griffith-jones 2011. Please do not include any promotional material in your comment as it will not be published. Old London Chur...
Medieval London : April 2014
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A History of Medieval London through its architecture. Wednesday, 9 April 2014. Blog no longer active. This blog will no longer be regularly updated. I feel I have reached the limit of my research and interest on the medieval remains of London, although there are many more interesting medieval relics in the outer boroughs which I have not covered! Thank-you to everyone who has visited the blog and for the nice and interesting comments! See my new blog here British Brutalism. Links to this posts. Old St P...
Medieval London : October 2012
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A History of Medieval London through its architecture. Friday, 19 October 2012. 1-3 Hare Court - middle temple lane. This row of interesting buildings of Hare court on middle temple lane I found on my way to the Temple Church. They may not be strictly 'medieval' being built in seventieth century but their scarcity and appearance I feel entitles them to a post. The buildings themselves have little detail being a nondescript mass of white plastering interrupted by rows sash windows. Links to this posts.
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Peel’s Coffee House | London Street Views
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Peel’s Coffee House. Posted by Baldwin Hamey. In 15 Fleet Street Division 1 nos 41-183. Suppl 13 Fleet Street Division 2 nos 40-82 and nos 127-183. Asymp; 3 Comments. Street Views: 15 and 13 Suppl. Address: 177-178 Fleet Street. Peel’s, Peele’s or even Peels and Peeles without the apostrophe are names used indiscriminately for the coffee house, later also hotel, at 177-178 Fleet Street, depicted by Tallis in his Street Views. According to pubhistory. The Gentleman’s Magazine. The left-hand door of the pr...
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Charles Danieli, jeweller | London Street Views
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Charles Danieli, jeweller. Posted by Baldwin Hamey. In 41 Oxford Street Division 4 nos 130-160 and nos 293-315. Asymp; Leave a comment. Address: 315 Oxford Street. In 1833, a tea-caddy. In 1835, a musical box, silver buttons, silver pencil-cases, a brooch, a hair-brush, knives and forks. In 1839, a looking-glass and frame. And in 1841, a work-box and some spoons. As “jeweller, dealer and chapman”. Danieli ended up in the Debtor’s Prison for London and Middlesex. But he did not have to stay in there for v...
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8211; 5 Adelaide Place, John Belcher. 8211; 5 Adelaide Place, Waring and Moline. 8211; 11 Aldersgate Street, Solomon Maw. 8211; 117-120 Aldersgate Street, Wood and Sharwood, Austin Letter Foundry. 8211; 136 Aldersgate Street, Thomas Collingridge. 8211; 136 Aldersgate Street, Joseph Hawkrigg. 8211; 28 Bishopsgate Street Within, John Colley. Perfumer and hair cutter. 8211; 93 Bishopsgate Street Within, Henry Luke Cooper. Plate glass factor and upholsterer. 8211; 40 Bishopsgate Street Without, John Geddes.
Dolphin lampposts | London Details
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Details you did not know about London. Posted by Baldwin Hamey. Asymp; 4 Comments. Oystergate Walk gets its name from the Oystergate, not a real gate, but one of the wharfs where goods were offloaded from ships for the London markets. Other ‘gates’ were Billingsgate. Botolphsgate, Ebgate, Puddledockgate and Wolfgate. They derived their names either from the goods that were landed there, or from the owners or neighbouring places. Oystergate. Dolphin lamppost Oyster walk. Of 19 March 1870 published picture...
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Details you did not know about London. Bathing in the Lea. Benning, Ernest Bradley. Boat accident on the Thames. Boat accident on the Thames. Bolding and Sons, Grosvernor Works. Bunyan and his publisher. Casualty on the ward. Cazaly, Herbert Peter. Clarke, Edward Charles. Cnihtengild, knight of the. 8216;weeping’ monument at St. Barts). Craft/Croft, Frederic Alfred. Crown Court, Cheapside. Cruden, Alexander, the Corrector. Drowned on the Devon coast. Fire at Wick Road, Hackney. Fire in Lincoln Court.
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Boy and Girl with Dolphin | London Details
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Details you did not know about London. Boy and Girl with Dolphin. Posted by Baldwin Hamey. Asymp; 2 Comments. In an earlier post, I explained that the ‘dolphin’ lampposts. View from the Mirror. Small silver version of Boy with Dolphin. Book: Jonathan Stone,. The Sculpture of David Wynne 1974-1992. Book: David Elliott,. Boy with a Dolphin: The Life and Work of David Wynne. Larr; Previous post. Next post →. Thoughts on “Boy and Girl with Dolphin”. 5 May 2015 at 4:37 pm. 5 May 2015 at 4:42 pm. St Mary’...
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Scandal at Scotland Yard | Victorian Detectives
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Detective policing and criminal justice in the Victorian capital. Scandal at Scotland Yard. February 9, 2014. In an older post. This crisis highlighted corruption at the highest level. Once uncovered, it led to the reorganization of the Yard’s detectives into a more centralized investigative body called the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) in 1878. The Trial of the Detectives at the Old Bailey. The Graphic, 17 November 1877. The trial of the forgers Harry Benson, William Kurr, Charles Bale, Freder...
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The Real PIs of Victorian London | Victorian Detectives
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Detective policing and criminal justice in the Victorian capital. The Real PIs of Victorian London. September 3, 2013. After a month’s hiatus from the blogosphere/Twitterverse I have returned to the land of the living with a little post about private investigators (or PIs). I came across private investigators during the early stages of my research. They were one of the groups who popped up among the (many) results of my keyword search for detectives in the Old Bailey Sessions Papers. Such skills clearly ...
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A History of Medieval London through its architecture. Wednesday, 9 April 2014. Blog no longer active. This blog will no longer be regularly updated. I feel I have reached the limit of my research and interest on the medieval remains of London, although there are many more interesting medieval relics in the outer boroughs which I have not covered! Thank-you to everyone who has visited the blog and for the nice and interesting comments! See my new blog here British Brutalism. Links to this posts. Restored...
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Une autre vision de la Littérature. Le blog change d'adresse! Je ne transfère pas les fiches existantes. Je poursuis ce blog ailleurs, là où les gens pourront poster des commentaires et les suivre en toute quiétude. Retrouvez-moi désormais à l'adresse suivante :. Http:/ blogdelydia.canalblog.com/. Les Essais - Montaigne. C'est par cet avertissement au lecteur que Montaigne entame ses fameux Essais. Libellés : CRITIQUES de LIVRES. L'Assassinat du mort - Jean-Louis Marteil. PARUTION le 27 Mars. J'espère qu...
