Strand looking east 20th century Frame:natural Originally the tower of London

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

hardship and happiness

along with a map highlighting key locations from the book

including cafés

Dockers at West Dock

Strand looking east 20th century Frame:natural Originally the tower of LondonStrand, 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'.