Art Resource - AR914765

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Monument Street and Monument, City of London, before 1933. Artist: George Davison Reid

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The Daily Telegraph building, Fleet Street, City of Westminster, London, early 1930s. Artist: George Davison Reid

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Crowd outside the Newspaper House, Fleet St looking east, City of London, before 1933. Artist: George Davison Reid

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Leadenhall Street looking west, City of London, before 1933. Artist: George Davison Reid

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Entrance to Westminster Underground Station, City of Westminster, London. Artist: George Davison Reid

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Charing Cross Hospital, City of Westminster, London. Artist: George Davison Reid

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Trafalgar Square, City of Westminster, London. Artist: George Davison Reid

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Fleet Street looking west, City of London, 1920s. Artist: George Davison Reid

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Piccadilly Circus, City of Westminster, London, early 20th century. Artist: George Davison Reid

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View upstream from near Traitor's Gate, City of London, before 1933. Artist: George Davison Reid

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The Strand looking east, Westminster, London, (c1910s?). Artist: George Davison Reid

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Cannon Street with Lyons shop, hotel and station, London, c1920-c1930. Artist: George Davison Reid

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Nelson's Column, The Strand and Lyons Cornor House, Westminster, London, before 1933. Artist: George Davison Reid

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The South Bank, Lambeth, London, before 1933. Artist: George Davison Reid

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People walking past the Astoria Theatre in Charing Cross Road, Westminster, London, early 1930s. Artist: George Davison Reid

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Bow Lane looking north, City of London, c1920s. Artist: George Davison Reid

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Carts outside the Tower of London, c1930. Artist: George Davison Reid

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Blackfriars Bridge and Bankside power station, London. Artist: George Davison Reid

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Cheapside, City of London, c1920s. Artist: George Davison Reid

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London Bridge, Southwark, London. Artist: George Davison Reid

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Monument and St Magnus the Martyr, Lower Thames St, City of London, before 1933. Artist: George Davison Reid

Monument and St Magnus the Martyr, Lower Thames St, City of London, before 1933. Reid, an amateur photographer of independent means, began an ambitious project to record, in photographs and prose, an extended walk through the historic Cities of Westminster and London. By the time of his death in 1933 he had taken over 700 photographs, organised geographically into a series of albums, and had compiled two manuscript books, entitled The Route Ornate, which served to annotate the photographic journey. The photographs are remarkable for their pictorial and technical quality. © London Museum/Heritage Images

Unique Identifier AR914765

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 3793px × 4968px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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