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Gray's Inn bus stop passing Gray's Inn Verulam Buildings detail at Tiverton Mansions freezing in Gray's Inn Road down Gray's Inn Road Dulverton Mansions grey day in Gray's Inn Road London Post Office Railway inside the Mail Rail tourist train Mail Rail tourist train old green mail car old pneumatic rail car morse receiver button A and B telephone rotary dial telephone TPO mail exchange apparatus pouches ready for TPO collection labelling bags on the TPO GPO Salvage Squad GPO Salvage Squad Angel of Death GPO telegram boys Royal Fusiliers war memorial Holborn loos St Andrew's and City Temple Prince Albert statue Smithfield Market under Holborn Viaduct black hole of Farringdon Stonecutter Court Farringdon Street buildings Farringdon Street Farringdon Street Pageantmaster Court Ludgate Hill approaching St Paul's St Paul's Cathedral West Front St Paul's Churchyard street carbuncles on the skyline St Augustine in the snow past St Paul's more city carbuncles desecrating the City of London high treason in the City

Isisbridge ^club

Posted: 03 Mar 2018

Taken: 01 Mar 2018

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Staple Inn, Holborn

Staple Inn, Holborn

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Isisbridge ^club

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Staple_Inn

medieval-london.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/staple-inn.html

Tudor ambience destroyed

6 years ago. Edited 5 years ago.

Isisbridge ^club

Amazing sketches of Disappearing London
www.arthurlloyd.co.uk/DisappearingLondon.htm</b?

6 years ago.

Isisbridge ^club

F20181210 271

Apparently, the shops on this frontage are required to use plainer signage than they do on less sensitive buildings. So why can't we have this consideration on ALL older buildings?

5 years ago. Edited 5 years ago.

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