This gaslamp used to show the way down a dark alley to the Old Mitre in Ely Place, one of the most attractive pubs in London. It was still w...

I like the contrast between these urns. Above is one of the blue-and-white urns on the front of T. Goode & Co in South Audley Street, Ma...

Possibly the nastiest, flashiest and most offensive building in London is Faraday House. It caused outrage when it was built in 1932, sticki...

Right on the outside, bottom of the list of priorities in Victorian education, are science and engineering. To the left, G.W. Seale has pla...

The central arch of the school is graced by the Classics and Poetry, and they are supported on either side by Art and History. To the left ...

Between the statues of giants of poetry, drama and science, the arches of the City of London School were filled with allegorical figures by...

Russell Bowes has sent pictures of three charming panels in a wrought iron fence at Guy's Hospital. Designed by David James and made by ...