Strand looking east 20th century Frame:natural the overcoats of the pedestrians

the overcoats of the pedestrians

Originally the tower of London was a simple timber and earth enclosure in the south-east angle and formed by the joining of the original east and south stone walls of the old Roman town of Londinium Augusta

including cafés

Theatre Programme for Gatti's Palace of Varieties

Strand looking east 20th century Frame:natural the overcoats of the pedestriansStrand, looking east. St. Clement Danes church is in the centre; to the left is Australia House and the Law Courts; Aldwych Underground is on the right. A photograph by George Reid who photographed the streets and buildings of London, and the activities in them, in the 1920's and 1930's. This photograph appeared in Volume 3 of Reid's 'Views of Westminster and London'.