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Charing Cross StationInterior of Charing Cross Railway Station, London. Date: 1863
The Garrick Hotel, Charing Cross Road, London, with bars, saloon, grill room and restaurant. Date: circa 1910
The London HippodromePromotional postcard for The London Hippodrome, which was opened in 1900. Occupying an island site with principal elevations to Charing Cross Road and Cranbourn Street, it contains
Wyndhams Theatre, LondonPromotional postcard for Wyndhams Theatre, London. Wyndhams is a West End theatre, one of two opened by the actor/manager Charles Wyndham (the other is the Criterion Theatre)
The Garrick Theatre, LondonThe Garrick Theatre, Charing Cross Road, in the City of Westminster, London named for the stage actor David Garrick It opened in 1889 with The Profligate, a play by Arthur Wing Pinero
The High Street, Charing, KentThe High Street, Charing, Ashford, Kent, England. Date: 1907
Staff of the Soldiers Free Buffet at Charing Cross, WW1Female staff of the Soldiers Free Buffet at Charing Cross Station, set up, along with similar buffets at other London terminus
Mr Eustace Miles in his restaurant at Charing Cross Date: 1907
Taw Valley railway engine, Charing Cross Station, London. It was built in 1946 and rebuilt in 1957. Date: 1957
Blitz in London -- bomb disposal at Charing CrossBlitz in London -- soldiers using a trolley to remove a land mine on Hungerford Railway Bridge, Charing Cross, on 17 April 1941. Date: 1941
1st Battalion, The Loyal North Lancashire regimental drumOriginal painting for the 1st Battalion, The Loyal North Lancashire Regiments regimental drum showing 28 Battle Honours of the Regiment from Louisburg to Baghdad
Boat train to ParisThe boat train to Paris about to leave Charing Cross. Date: circa 1900
Searchlights in London 1914, by Joseph PennellThe new lights of London, searchlights playing across the sky from Charing Cross and Lambeth Bridge, by Joseph Pennell. Date: 1914
Demolition of Northumberland HouseThe demolition of Northumberland House, Charing Cross, making way for Northumberland Avenue between Trafalgar Square and the Embankment. Date: 1875
Balachowa and Mordkin leaving for the frontThe famous Russian dancers, Mme. Alexandra Balachowa, who is to be a Red Cross nurse, and M. Michael Mordkin, who is a reservist, leaving Charing Cross for the front
Searchlights over Thames Embankment, London, WW1Searchlights over the Thames Embankment near Charing Cross, London, keeping watch for enemy aircraft in the early days of the First World War. Cleopatras Needle can be seen on the right. Date: 1914
Charing Cross Hospital, LondonExterior view of Charing Cross Hospital, London. circa 1900
Aerial view of Charing Cross, LondonAerial view of the Charing Cross area of Central London, as it looked in the early 17th century. Date: 1620
Charing Cross Road and the Garrick Theatre. Street scene. London Date: C. 1902
Thames at Charing XThe Thames, looking eastward from the Strand Bridge (which will be re-named Waterloo Bridge any day now) Date: 1816
Northumberland HouseThe northern (street) front of Northumberland House at Charing Cross, home of the dukes of Northumberland till its demolition in 1874 to make way for Northumberland Avenue. Date: 1816
Charing CrossNorthumberland House as it stood in the late 18th century, surmounted with the lion of the Percy family : despite protests it will be demolished in 1874. Date: 1790
Buckingham Water GateOld landing place on the banks of the Thames near Charing Cross. Date: 1830
Hungerford MarketThe Market looks grand enough from the river, but the buildings at Charing Cross are less than distinguished... Date: 1832
Sir Edward HungerfordSIR EDWARD HUNGERFORD statesman, creator of Hungerford Market, near Charing Cross, London. His monument and coat of arms. Date: 1632 - 1711
Charing Cross ShoeblackA one-legged shoeblack at Charing Cross Station yard. In 1914, within a 3 mile radius of here, there were 1000 shoeblacks, but less than 40 when this picture was taken. Date: early 1950s
Charing Cross Bridge, London. De Crespigny, Rose fl. 1891-1929
The Eleanor Cross - Charing Cross, London. The Twelve Eleanor crosses in England (twelve - originally in wood) were erected by Edward I along the route of Eleanor of Castiles funeral procession
Nightime in Tralgar Square, LondonThe Offices of the Sun Life Insurance Company and The Head European Offices of Canadian Pacific, 62-65 Charing Cross Road, Trafalgar Square, London - photographed at night. Date: circa 1930s
Air Raid Shelters in the vicinity of The Coliseum, LondonA list of Air Raid Shelters, their location and capacity, published in a London West End Theatre Programme (The Coliseum, Charing Cross). Date: circa 1930s
Advice to would-be brides - The housework aheadAdvice to ladies about to be married - To get used to house-work! Try a few weeks Charing. The sender of this card has added the waggish line: " Hope you won t grease the stairs for me
Northumberland House and Charing Cross, by John Paul (1804-1887), painted in an 18th century style. Date: circa 1850s
Thames Embankment / CxTHE THAMES EMBANKMENT near Charing Cross, with Cleopatras Needle Date: 1922
LCC-LFB First fireboats in the London Fire BrigadeA fire float and tug were first introduced in 1877 and used until 1900 when they were replaced by shallow draft fireboats
View from Charing Cross Bridge and Pool of LondonView from Charing Cross Bridge (top), showing the River Thames, Cleopatras Needle on the left and St Pauls Cathedral in the middle distance
Exiled Communards 1Fleeing France after the Commune, communist refugees establish a community in London : they maintain a co- operative kitchen in Newman Passage, near Charing Cross. Date: 1872
STRAND 1908The Strand at Charing Cross Date: circa 1908
The Constitutional Club, London, 1885Engraving showing the exterior of the Constitutional Club, Northumberland Avenue, Charing Cross, London, 1885. This building was designed by R.W. Edis. Date: 29 August 1885
Charing X Road JamTraffic congestion on Charing Cross Road, central London. Date: late 1960s
County Hall at NightCounty Hall, Westminster, at night, seen from Charing Cross Pier, across the River Thames, London. Built 1911 - 1922; renovated 1931 - 1933. Date: built 1911 - 1922
Charing X Station 1980The exterior of Charing Cross railway station, central London (built 1864). Date: 1980
Garrick Theatre, Charing Cross RoadGarrick Theatre on Charing Cross Road, London, presenting Born Yesterday with Yolande Donlan. Date: 1947
Wyndhams Theatre on Charing Cross Road, in Londons West End. It is showing You Never Can Tell starring James Donald. Date: 1948
Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee 1897 - Royal procession routQueen Victorias Diamond Jubilee celebration: view of the circular route of the royal procession on 22nd June. The route departs from Buckingham Palace, to St Pauls Cathedral via Hyde Park corner
Head European Offices - Canadian Pacific, Trafalgar SquareThe Head European Offices of Canadian Pacific, 62-65 Charing Cross Road, Trafalgar Square, London - photographed during a great night storm. Date: 1924
The wonderful American hen with three wings and four legs. The greatest living curiosity in the world, as exhibited at 26 Charing Cross Road, London
Foyles book shop, Charing Cross RoadThe famous Foyles book shop on Charing Cross Road in London, established in 1903. c.1948
Duke of Connaught and Marshal Foch, LondonPrince Arthur, Duke of Connaught (1850-1942) meeting Marshal Ferdinand Foch (1851-1929), General in the French Army, at Charing Cross Station, London, probably on the way to a conference at Chequers