Over London by rail 1872 PoD Maps This fun tea towel by

This fun tea towel by creative collective Garudio Studiage celebrates London's love of felines and features lots of quirky cat related stories

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George Davison Reid photographed this scene looking towards the City waterfront from Benbow Wharf

Over London by rail 1872 PoD Maps This fun tea towel byOver London by rail. Engraving. View of the London slums by Gustave Dore from 'Londre a Pilgrimage', first published in 1872. This illustration is a bird's eye view of the slums of London, it shows the poor and overcrowed conditions in which the poor lived in Victorian times, where There is a desperate, ferocious levity in the air they (the poor) are the workless of a work a day London born in idleness to die in the workhouse, or upon bare boards.