Stiffleaf's photos

the font has a cover of 1683

r.l.roumieu's vinegar warehouse of 1868, suitably sour and very spikey indeed. compare this with milner square in islington to see one victorian's stylistic range, brilliant and extreem.

the fishmongers livery company rebuilt their hall in 1831-4 to the neo-greek design of henry roberts, whose assistant here was g.g.scott. their arms appear all over the building: I know cos I gilded them all.

the fishmongers livery company rebuilt their hall in 1831-4 to the neo-greek design of henry roberts, whose assistant here was g.g.scott. there arms appear all over the building: I know cos I gilded them all.

the fishmongers livery company rebuilt their hall in 1831-4 to the neo-greek design of henry roberts, whose assistant here was g.g.scott. there arms appear all over the building: I know cos I gilded them all.

the fishmongers livery company rebuilt their hall in 1831-4 to the neo-greek design of henry roberts, whose assistant here was g.g.scott. there arms appear all over the building: I know cos I gilded them all.

the fishmongers livery company rebuilt their hall in 1831-4 to the neo-greek design of henry roberts, whose assistant here was g.g.scott. there arms appear all over the building: I know cos I gilded them all.

r.l.roumieu's vinegar warehouse of 1868, suitably sour and very spikey indeed. compare this with milner square in islington to see one victorian's stylistic range, brilliant and extreem.

c18 statue in garden of fishmonger's hall

c18 statue in garden of fishmonger's hall

the majority of tomb stones have been unfortunately mistreated here, but there are plenty of late c18/ early c19 table tombs in hackney's campo santo, which was walled in 1707 and given avenues of trees in 1797 by harry sedgewick. burials stopped in 1859, and the tombs were shifted about the large l-shaped graveyard around the old tower and the new church in 1893

there are plenty of late c18/ early c19 table tombs in hackney's campo santo, which was walled in 1707 and given avenues of trees in 1797 by harry sedgewick. burials stopped in 1859, and the tombs were shifted about the large l-shaped graveyard around the old tower and the new church in 1893

there are plenty of late c18/ early c19 table tombs in hackney's campo santo, which was walled in 1707 and given avenues of trees in 1797 by harry sedgewick. burials stopped in 1859, and the tombs were shifted about the large l-shaped graveyard around the old tower and the new church in 1893

there are plenty of late c18/ early c19 table tombs in hackney's campo santo, including builders and protectors of empire; in these rows there are soldiers and sailors, merchants and civil servants; there is even one of the first governors of australia , as well as plenty of people who benefitted from the increased opportunities such an empire gave, not just to bigwigs but also to the ordinary man. of course, lots of people are remembered here who died there; an awful lot of people died in the empire or colonies, or even on the way there . the call of adventure and a better life was just as strong back then as it is for many immigrants today, sometimes, you just have to take risks.

there are plenty of late c18/ early c19 table tombs in hackney's campo santo, which was walled in 1707 and given avenues of trees in 1797 by harry sedgewick. burials stopped in 1859, and the tombs were shifted about the large l-shaped graveyard around the old tower and the new church in 1893

there are plenty of late c18/ early c19 table tombs in hackney's campo santo, which was walled in 1707 and given avenues of trees in 1797 by harry sedgewick. burials stopped in 1859, and the tombs were shifted about the large l-shaped graveyard around the old tower and the new church in 1893

there are plenty of late c18/ early c19 table tombs in hackney's campo santo, which was walled in 1707 and given avenues of trees in 1797 by harry sedgewick. burials stopped in 1859, and the tombs were shifted about the large l-shaped graveyard around the old tower and the new church in 1893