Lane Collection (page 13)

Bow Street, formerly known as Thieving Lane, probably due to its helpful residents. Date: 1807

Bow St, formerly known as Thieving Lane, a place of the lowest order and filth. Date: 1807

Old Serjeants Inn, off Chancery Lane, London. Formerly the Inn of Court of the Serjeants-at-Law in London. Date: 1800s

Strike Date: 1941

The Old Cottage - West Ham Park, Upton Lane, London Date: circa 1906

Albert, Duke of York - kicking off a Charity Football Match
Prince Albert, Duke of York (future King George VI) (1895-1952) - kicking off a Charity Football Match in aid of the Dockland Settlement and Malburn Boys Club, Canning Town

Butt Lane, Bere Regis, Dorset
Butt Lane, Bere Regis, Wareham, Dorset, England. Featured by Charles Dickens in the Pickwick papers Date: 1900s

The Illustrated London News at Milford Lane 1851
The Illustrated London News, a weekly news magazine, was published from 198 Strand on the corner with Milford Lane and as the paper expanded it acquired Milford House and other buildings in the lane

Advert for Chancery Lane Safe Deposit 1887
Chancery Lane safe deposit is to provide for the use of the public an absolutely secure but inexpensive depositoryfor titile deeds, jewellery

London Parcels Delivery Company 1862
London Parcels Delivery Company, head office in the Rolls-building, Fetter-lane, London. The yard with uproar of bustle and activity, lie waiting for their turn of duty. Date: 1862

Kennington-Lane to Stockwell and Clapham tramway 1870
Metropolitan tramways were more complete on the south side of the Thames, this horse-drawn tram was from Kennington-Lane with a junction to Stockwell and Clapham at Kennington Church

Whit Monday in Kidbrooke Lane 1871
People at Kidbrooke Lane on Whit Monday or Pentecost Monday, holiday celebrated the day after Pentecost, a moveable feast in the Christian calendar. Date: June 1871

Fortune Theatre, Golden Lane, Barbican
Exterior of the Fortune Theatre, Golden Lane

Shoes - Pattens 1812
A young woman strides through the muddy London streets in foul weather but her feet are kept clean & dry as she is wearing pattens with iron rings over her shoes. Date: 1812

Grace Lane with fan
Edwardian actress Miss Grace Lane in C18th costume for an unspecified part holds a lace folding fan - this item being an essential part of a ladys toilet during this period. Date: circa 1905

Suburban Street London
A street in Londons inner suburbs - West End Lane, Hampstead. Date: circa 1905

London Transport bus ticket -4
Original London Transport bus ticket - penny ticket on the route from Harrow Weald to Scrubbs Lane. The punch-hole indicates the particular journey being made. Date: unknown

Golden Lane - laundry room 1866
Interior of City of London Public baths and washhouse, Golden Lane, showing the public laundry. Date: 1866

DRYING CLOSET 1866
Interior of City of London Public baths and washhouse, Golden Lane, showing drying closet of the public laundry. Date: 1866

Social - Moreton Dorset
A typical village lane at Moreton, Dorset, model for the village near Talbothays in Thomas Hardys novel Tess of the dUrbervilles Date: 1906

SOCIAL / GREEN ROOM 1820
Fashionable visitors to the Green Room at Drury Lane Theatre, London Date: 1820

FALL / STANDARD POODLE / 33
INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION DUC DE LA TERRACE. White poodle with a Continental clip. 0wner: Miss Lane Date: 1933

Fortune Theatre
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GREEN ROOM, DRURY LANE
Fashionable visitors to the Green Room at Drury Lane Theatre, London Date: 1820

PEPPERCORNS OFF LICENCE
Peppercorns off licence in Alexandra Avenue, Rayners Lane, South Harrow. This shop later became Fosters and then the well-known chain, Peter Dominic. Date: JUNE 1934

PETTICOAT LANE 1907
Street traders and their customers on Sunday morning in PETTICOAT LANE, the popular general market Date: 1907

ADVERT / SANDWICH MAN 19C
Sandwichman advertising Babes in the Wood at Drury Lane Theatre Date: late 19th century

PEEP FROM BEHIND CURTAIN
A Peep behind the curtain at Drury Lane Showing a caricature associated with Sheridan. Date: 18th century

PANTOMIME / PUSS IN BOOTS
The Court scene in Puss in Boots at the Drury Lane Theatre, 1887-8. Date: 1887-8

PANTOMIME / DRURY LANE
Actors, actresses and a bemused donkey in a Pantomime at Drury Lane. Date: 1877

THEATRE / BUILDINGS / DRURY
Exterior of the Drury Lane Theatre (burnt down in 1809) Date: 1805

Crystal Palace, glass blowers
Glass blowers at Chances Works, Spon Lane, Birmingham manufacturing glass for the Crystal Palace Date: 1850

BATTLE OF STREETS
THE BATTLE OF THE STREETS The old, narrow streets defend themselves against the attack of the wider thoroughfares - We shall soon be without a lane or an alley in London Date: 1845

BUY A BILL OF THE PLAY
Buy a bill of the play ! a street trader offers programmes, fruit and nuts outside Drury Lane theatre, London Date: circa 1800

SELLING PLAYBILLS
Buy a bill of the play ! a street trader offers programmes, fruit and nuts outside Drury Lane theatre, London Date: circa 1800

Dr Syntax witnessing the fate of his play (at Drury Lane Theatre, London). Date: 1820

TOYS / HOOP / 1870
A boy, out walking with mama and his sisters, bowls his hoop along a country lane Date: circa 1870

EDMUND KEAN / BLOOD
EDMUND KEAN Actor, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane Date: 1787 - 1833

PANTOMIME / JACK IN BOX
Jack in the Box at Drury Lane Date: 1874

Corn Exchange building in Mark Lane 1845
The Corn Exchange building in Mark Lane, London. Date: 1845

Drury Lane - Orange Court
Drury Lane: Orange Court Date: 1870

Drury Lane Theatre, London (Before 1809 fire)

Water cistern in the Strand
The Strand Lane Baths, at 5 Strand Lane, London WC2R 2NA, have been reputed since the 1830s to be a Roman survival. In fact they are the remaining portion of a cistern built in 1612 to feed a

Wych Street
Old houses in Wych Street. Wych Street was a street in London, roughly where Australia House now stands on Aldwych. It ran west from the church of St Clement Danes on the Strand to a point towards

Red Lion Tavern
Various aspects of the old Red Lion Tavern. Possibly dating from the mid-16th century, this rambling building stood in Chick Lane (also called West Street) near Saffron Hill in West Smithfield

Old Queens Head Tavern Islington
Engaving depicting the old Queens Head Tavern, Islington. It was situated at the corner of Queens Head Lane, but was demolished in 1829

The Fortune Theatre
The Fortune, opened around 1600 by Philip Henslowe and Edward Alleyn was one of the celebrated and earliest Elizabethan theatres and stood between Whitecross Street and Golding Lane

Petticoat Lane
Engaving depicting Petticoat Lane Market around 1870. Date: circa 1870

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