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Mansion House and Cheapside with St Mildred, Poultry and St Mary-le-Bone in the background.

Monument from Fish Street Hill. With description of history and construction.

Ely Place. Bird’s eye view from the West. After the architectural artist Henry William Brewer

The Banners of the City Companies from Fishmongers to Ironmongers.

Aldgate. Bird’s eye view from the West. After the architectural artist Henry William Brewer

Printing House Square. Times Office in 1870.

Ludgate Hill. Parade of the Royal Family, Queen’s Guards and Household Cavalry towards St. Pauls Cathedral.

Blackfriars Bridge from Somerset Place with St. Paul’s Cathedral in background. Orginally named William Pitt Bridge, it is known by the nearby site of Blackfriars Monastery. After Joseph Farington.

Cheapside with the Eleanor Cross. The cross was one of 12 erected along the funeral path of Eleanor of Castile.

St. Katherine’s Docks. Interior scene in one of the warehouses handling Indigo. From the famous French artist’s four year pilgrimage through London.

City of London looking under the arch of Waterloo bridge towards St. Paul’s.

Shoreditch. Entrance to London at Shoreditch Church.

Trinity House, Headquarters of the General Lighthouse Authority.

Billingsgate Market. Opening of the market from the famous French artist’s four year pilgrimage through London.

Cheapside. Bird’s eye from the East. After the Architectural artist Henry William Brewer.

Guildhall. View of the front elevation. Engraved by John Pass.

Leadenhall Street. North view of India House.

Billingsgate Market. Loading the Fish. From the famous French artist’s four year pilgrimage through London.

St Martin’s Le Grand. View of the Post Office Savings Bank.

Brick Lane. Brewer’s Men. From the famous French artist’s four year pilgrimage through London.

East End. The Docks at night From the famous French artist’s four year pilgrimage through London.

London Bridge. The Royal Procession at the Grand Arch.

Deptford. The Dreadnought. The Greenwich Hospital ship.

Newgate Exercise Yard. Men marching in a circle. From the famous French artist’s four year pilgrimage through London.

Hay-boats on the Thames. Moonlit scene from the famous French artist’s four year ‘pilgrimage’ through London.

London Bridge. Double view of the bridge before and after the demolition of the houses and shops in the 1760’s.

London Bridge as it was in 1757 before the demolition of the houses.

City of London. Allegorically portrayed with a cap of Liberty and a cornucopia in hand whilst Asia, Africa and America bring tributes.

Bridge Street. View of the obelisk on the junction of Fleet Street and Ludgate Hill.

London Bridge: View of the old bridge from near St. Olaf’s Stairs.

Newgate. Bird’s eye from the West with key. After the Architectural artist Henry William Brewer

City Livery Arms. 20 arms of Livery companies including the Brewers and Bakers.

City Livery Arms. 20 arms of Livery companies including the Blacksmiths and Stationers.

View of St Paul’s from Ludgate Circus.

Over London by Rail. View over the East End tenements. From the famous French artist’s four year pilgrimage through London.

Guildhall. Interior scene showing Gog and Magog, protectors of the City. “T.S. Boys” is carved a third of the way up the pillar on the left hand side.

East End Docks. Inside the Docks. From the famous French artist’s four year pilgrimage through London.

Cornhill. Lombard Street and Mansion House.

Monument. Fish Street Hill. View of the thoroughfare before the construction of King William Street in 1829-30.

Billingsgate. New Billingsgate Market on Lower Thames Street.

London Bridge. View as it was during the time of Henry VIII. After a sketch by the architectural artist Henry William Brewer.

Mansion House. Elevation of the exterior and west side. With the Lord Mayor’s entourage in the foreground.

Custom House. Showing cargo awaiting shipping with the spire of St Magnus in the background. An erased signature is visible lower left hand corner.

City Livery Arms. 20 Arms of Livery companies including the Farriers and Loriners.

London Bridge from the bank of the Thames. Until 1750 it was the only bridge spanning the river. After Joseph Farington.