🔎 Have you ever stumbled across this stunning four-storey Georgian townhouse in St. James’s? 🤔 Hancocks jewellers was founded back in 1849 - but this building was once...
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🔎 @MrLondon reimagining in the fifties and a little conversation between two police officers on patrol… 😌 Every year since 1947, has gifted the UK a Norwegian Spruce...
// In 1989 Gavin Dunn illustrated a 3D “cutaway” of to show a cross-section of life above ground and below ground, and how the various escalators and stairs and tunnels...
🔍 Back to the future with @MrLondon at the in 1904 - brought back to life by an old photo and the power of A.I. 🤯 We often walk through London’s streets unaware of...
💡 @MrLondon with some How well do you know in the 🤔 In 1566 the Father of English banking, Sir Thomas Gresham built the as the UK’s first trading centre for stocks....
| @MrLondon passing through @StBridesChurch because I had a meeting on this morning. It’s a Sir Christopher Wren church dating back to 1672, although it’s early history...
Did you know? 🤔 @MrLondon at the Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain. It’s mistakenly referred to as the Eros fountain. But now you know it’s his winged brother Anteros you...
@MrLondon with the beautiful on this beautiful day! ☀️ Did you know that rejected the first design for this sculpture and memorial? 🤔 Baron Carlo Marochetti, a...
@MrLondon bringing you a little to start the week! Anyone else love Just me?! 🤷🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️ Built back in 1863, I always enjoyed walking over it, or driving under it....
@MrLondon outside James Smith & Sons Umbrellas. ☂️ Founded in 1830 by James Smith, he was amongst the first to use Fox Frames for his umbrellas, and the business grew so...
@MrLondon at No.3 for a trip down memory lane… this used to be the headquarters of Apple Corp and band known as 🎸😆✌🏼 It was here on the rooftop of this building that...
@MrLondon at the in which dates back to 1869 - it was one of the fastest boats of its time and the last of the tea clippers. Have you ever been? ⛵️...
@MrLondon outside the today! Moody, windy day! 🚶🏽♂️💨 When it opened back in 1889, The Savoy was the first luxury hotel in Britain, introducing electric lights...
| @MrLondon on in 🇮🇹 The street was designed by architect Robert Worley in 1906 (completed in 1910) in a monumental Edwardian style, using Italian marble throughout,...
Incredible photos of by @griffie.visuals! 🔥📸❤️ The Western Concourse is the largest single-span structure in Europe, and was actually inspired by Victoria glasshouses...
🎨🖼 @MrLondon outside Joseph M W Turner studios in which is looking fabulous! 💗💗 The English Romantic painter, printmaker and water-colourist is known for his...
| @MrLondon passing the stunning @50Cheyne in 🥰👌🏼Situated in Cheyne Walk, this is a historic part of London dating back to 18th century predominantly, and it has had...
@MrLondon in looks positively resplendent, as always. 🥰 This street was entirely rebuilt in the late 1800’s to the ‘Queen Anne’ way of doing things... in other words to...
@MrLondon on definitely one of my favourite streets in London... in the late 1800’s these bridges connected the old riverside buildings to the storehouses and mills, so...
@MrLondon on Southwark Street - the Grade II Listed building on the left is known as the “Hop Exchange” - Hops are obviously used in the brewing industry and they would...
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