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Tallow Chandlers’ Hall, Dowgate Hill. The coat arms of the Talliow Chandlers Company.
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At the end of Pall Mall, by Clarence House...
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The Victorian Bath House (former Turkish baths, 1895), Bishopsgate
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Cherub head, St Paul’s Cathedral
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Pineapple rescued from the ruins of Wren’s Christchurch Greyfriars, Newgate Street, City of London
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St Andrew Undershaft: doorway detail
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Spencer House, 27 St James’s Place, London
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Jack Straw’s Castle, Hampstead
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All Hallows-by-the-Tower
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Warwick Castle: fireplace, Great Hall.
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St Anne & St Agnes, and the gateway to the churchyard of St John Zachary. Gresham Street, City of London.
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The top of The Monument to the Great Fire Of London
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St Edmund’s, Southwold
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Warwick Castle. Armour in Great Hall.
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Statue of Thomas Becket (1970) by Edward Bainbridge Copnall in St Paul’s Cathedral churchyard, London
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St Edmund’s, Southwold, Suffolk
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The former Middlesex Sessions House (built c1780) on Clerkenwell Green
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St Edmund’s, Southwold, Suffolk
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A south-westerly at the Tower of London
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Three horses (‘Sterling, Dollar, Yen’). Bronze sculpture by Althea Wynne, Minster Court London EC3
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Ethelbert Gateway, Norwich Cathedral (detail).
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The Barge Master and Swan Marker of the Vintners’ Company, Little Trinity Lane, London EC4.
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St Margaret Pattens and the ‘Walkie-Talkie’
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St James Piccadilly, organ case by Grinling Gibbons c.1684
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St James’s Palace, gateway (1531-1536), Pall Mall.
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Ceiling boss, St James Piccadilly
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St Botolph Aldgate, London: monument to Robert Dow (c1523-1612), master of the Merchant Taylors’ Company
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St James Piccadilly, London by Sir Christopher Wren. West end of nave featuring the organ loft by Grinling Gibbons.
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The marble font (1684) of St James Piccadilly, believed to be by Grinling Gibbons. William Blake was baptised here, 1757.
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28 St James’s Place, SW1. ‘William Huskisson, Statesman’. It would attract wider notice if the plaque added ‘reported to be the world’s first recorded railway fatality, run over and killed by Stephenson’s “Rocket”’
