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Looking towards Dean Court from St Paul's Courtyard
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Be warned - Aggressive Rats!
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Paternoster by Elisabeth Frink, Paternoster Square, EC4
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Temple Bar seen from inside Paternoster Square
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In Paternoster Square one modern office building reflects its neighbour.
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St Paul's Tobacco, Carter Lane
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Carter Lane Barbers
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Reflection in nearby office block - Christchurch Greyfriars, City of London
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Paternoster Square Column, Paternoster Square, EC4
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Reflections of St Paul's in an Office building in Paternoster Square.
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Rowland Hill, Inventor of Postage Stamps
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Rowland Hill, Inventor of Postage Stamps
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Little Britain / St Martin's le Grand, EC1
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John Cranmer of Cambridge
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Cloth Court, London, EC1 Poet Laureate Sir John Betjeman lived here.
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HODGE...Dr Johnson's cat who was "a very fine cat indeed".
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Reflection of Fleet Street leading to Ludgate Circus in the windows of the former Daily Express building
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"Daily Courant" - In 1702 London's first daily newspaper - Ludgate Hill EC4
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Bollard - rare red telephone kiosk in background
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'CITY OF LONDON', bollard in Blackfriars area
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"CITY" - bollard in EC4
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Spire of Christchurch Greyfriars, City of London
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London - traffic bollard, Rising Sun Ct.
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Dirty Dicks (sic) in Bishopsgate
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Detail of Denys Mitchell's statue in Devonshire Square
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Clock outside The Magpie, New Street, E1
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Site of former pub, the Sir Robert Peel, 178 Bishopsgate, E1
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Middlesex Street. E1
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The Swan public house, Ship Tavern Passage, London EC3
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Leadenhall Market, upstairs
