MJ Maccardini (trailerfullofpix)'s photos
PXL 20240927 105223159-001-Tunnel Network
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The "caves" are a network of 22 miles of human-dug tunnels and caverns, some created as early as the 13th century. Initially for mining chalk and flint, they were used in the 20th century as munitions storage in WW1, a mushroom farm, extensive bomb shelters in WW2 housing 15,000 people, a music venue and for tv and film location shooting.
PXL 20240927 105149949-001-WW2 Photos
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The "caves" are a network of 22 miles of human-dug tunnels and caverns, some created as early as the 13th century. Initially for mining chalk and flint, they were used in the 20th century as munitions storage in WW1, a mushroom farm, extensive bomb shelters in WW2 housing 15,000 people, a music venue and for tv and film location shooting.
PXL 20240927 105043634-001-Gift Shop & Cafe
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The "caves" are a network of 22 miles of human-dug tunnels and caverns, some created as early as the 13th century. Initially for mining chalk and flint, they were used in the 20th century as munitions storage in WW1, a mushroom farm, extensive bomb shelters in WW2 housing 15,000 people, a music venue and for tv and film location shooting.
PXL 20240927 105032466-001-Welcome to Chislehurst…
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The "caves" are a network of 22 miles of human-dug tunnels and caverns, some created as early as the 13th century. Initially for mining chalk and flint, they were used in the 20th century as munitions storage in WW1, a mushroom farm, extensive bomb shelters in WW2 housing 15,000 people, a music venue and for tv and film location shooting.
PXL 20240927 101447569-001-Chislehurst Caves This…
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The "caves" are a network of 22 miles of human-dug tunnels and caverns, some created as early as the 13th century. Initially for mining chalk and flint, they were used in the 20th century as munitions storage in WW1, a mushroom farm, extensive bomb shelters in WW2 housing 15,000 people, a music venue and for tv and film location shooting.
PXL 20240926 110302639-001-Washerwoman
PXL 20240926 110248011-001-Washerwoman
PXL 20240926 104348741-001-Penal Treadwheel
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Pentonville Prison, c. 1880. Hard Graft exhibition, Wellcome Collection. I'd heard of the penal treadmills in Victorian prisons, but had never seen a photo before. Here's some more info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penal_treadmill
PXL 20240926 104119837-001-Prisons Slave Ships
PXL 20240926 103647197-001-Daybreak - A Time to R…
PXL 20240926 103634541-001-Daybreak - A Time to Re…
PXL 20240926 102650918-001-Hard Graft Intro
PXL 20240926 112544143-001-Work Health Rights
PXL 20240926 100906732-001-Gormley's Reflection
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Sculpture by Antony Gormley made of two casts of his own body, one inside and the other outside. Commissioned by the British Land Company for their building in the Euston Road.
PXL 20240926 101932441-001-Marx & D*face
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Sign post along the Euston Road, outside the Wellcome Collection. The tower in the distance is Evergreen House.
IMG 3096-001-William Lamp Post
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This post is missing the "IV", while the other one has it. Outer Circle, Regent's Park.
IMG 3094-001-William IV Lamp Post
IMG 3092-001-The Three Graces
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Terracotta sculpture by Joseph Kremer, dated between 1875 and 1880. At Cambridge Gate in front of the Nash terraces, opposite the Outer Circle, Regent's Park.
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