Pauls Collection (page 4)

View of the Richest Spot in the Whole World 1906
Skyline of London, at the time the richest city in the the World. Date: 1906

Advertisement for Cross - Wild Beast Merchant, Liverpool. " Anything from A Humming Bird to an Elephant " Date: 1907

King George V and Queen Mary, St Paul s, London
King George V and Queen Mary driving through St Pauls Churchyard, London, on the occasion of their Silver Wedding in July 1918. 1918

St Pauls Cathedral celebration, London
St Pauls Cathedral, London, full of people for a celebration

St. Pauls Cathedral, London - The Nave
St Pauls Cathedral, London - The Nave

St Pauls Cathedral from Bankside, London
St Pauls Cathedral viewed from Bankside on the south of the River Thames, London

View of the City from Somerset House Gardens, London. 1747

St Pauls Church, Halifax, Yorkshire. circa 1900

St Pauls and St Brides Floodlit, by Stephen Bone
St Pauls and St Brides Floodlit, September 1931, painting by Stephen Bone. 1931

London, Southwark & Blackfriars bridges 1854
Taken from the Surrey side of the River Thames, London, in 1854. Southwark and Blackfriars bridges, before Cannon Street Railway Bridge, opened in 1866 and Millennium Bridge in 2002. Date: 1854

Central telephone exchange 1903
The post office central telephone exchange, St. Pauls Churchyard, London, England. Date: 1903

Dr Shaw Preaching at St. Pauls Cross, London
Dr Shaw Preaching at St Pauls Cross, outside Old St Pauls Cathedral, London. 1769

View from St Pauls Cathedral, London, WW2
View from St Pauls Cathedral on 11 May 1941, looking towards Ludgate Hill, City of London, during the Second World War, with smoke and fire resulting from bombing. Date: 1941

View from St. Pauls Cathedral, looking north-west, with the Old Bailey and Holborn and Bloomsbury area beyond. Note the modern office blocks being built. Date: 1963

Blackfriars Bridge from the Surrey side with St Pauls Cathedral behind. Date: 1800s

Ludgate Circus viaduct, St Pauls Cathedral appearing behind the buildings

Ludgate Circus, with advertising on sides of public transport and buildings

Pauls Cross - St. Pauls Cathedral, London
circa 1910s

St. Pauls Cathedral from Ludgate Hill, London - designed by Christopher Wren, begun in 1675. Date: circa 1910s

St Pauls Cathedral in danger: why the Dean is opposing the tramway scheme. Sectional view from the south east showing the position of the waterline below the cathedral

Paddle Steamer on the River Thames 1847
Passengers on a paddle steamer, heading down the River Thames to Greenwich on Easter Monday. This view shows the deck of the boat looking back towards London, with the Monument and St

View over London 1830s
London, from York Column. Date: circa 1830s

Procession of James I 1620
Procession of James I, to St Pauls, accompanied by the Prince of Wales and many of the nobility. Date: 26 March 1620

Old St Pauls Cathedral
South view of Old St Pauls Cathedral

LUDGATE HILL / 1909
Ludgate Hill with St Pauls Cathedral at the top Date: 1909

PELLATT &GREEN GLASSWARE PELLATT &GREEN GLASSWARE
Customers browse amongst the glassware and chandeliers on sale at Messrs. Pellatt and Green, St Pauls Churchyard, London Date: 1809

ENGLISH BIBLES BURNT
BIBLE BURNING During Marys reign, english translations of the Bible are burnt at Saint Pauls Cross, London, to prevent ordinary people reading it Date: circa 1555

Christopher Wren with King Charles II
SIR CHRISTOPHER WREN The architect of St Pauls Cathedral presenting his plan for rebuilding the City of London to Charles II after the Great Fire of 1666 Date: 1632 - 1723

ST PAULS CATHEDRAL 1905
St. Pauls and Ludgate Hill. Date: 1905

FLEET ST IN THE RAIN
A rainy day in Fleet Street, looking up towards St Pauls Date: 1895

BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE
from the Surrey (south) side of the river : St Pauls in the distance, hay barges and other shipping in the foreground Date: circa 1870

Map of St Pauls and area in 1563 Date: 1563

St Pauls rebuilding
Rebuilding work took place at St Pauls following the damage caused by the Great Fire of London in 1666. Date: 19th century

Scaffolding & observatory on St Pauls
It was when the cross of St Pauls was taken down in 1821 to be repaired and reguilt, that the noted surveyor, Thomas Hornor

St Pauls choir
A new choir was added around the 14th century, much enlarged and built in the latest modern Gothic style. The new choir was double the size of the one it replaced which made the cathedral some 585

St Pauls chapter house
The chapter house of 1332 is believed by some to be the earliest use of Perpendicular Gothic in England, from a view by Hollar. Date: 19th century

St Pauls
Illustration of the streets and properties surrounding St Pauls Cathedral following the addition of the spire in the mid-14th century. Date: 19th century

Old St Pauls School
The rebuilt school in Cheapside in the City of London, following the former buildings destruction in the Great Fire of London in 1666. Date: 19th century

London - Ludgate Circus, railway bridge and St Paul s
London - Ludgate Circus, railway bridge and view toward St. Pauls Cathedral. Date: circa 1903

Front page, Daily Mail, Diamond Jubilee, Golden Extra
Front page of the Daily Mail newspaper for 23 June 1897, to mark Queen Victorias Diamond Jubilee, called the Golden Extra as it was printed in gold ink. Date: 1897

Depiction of the Thames in the early 19th century
View of the River Thames in the early 19th century. The " soaring spires" of London, as well as the dome of St Paul s, are visible in the background

A View of Blackfriars, attributed to Francis Smith
A View of Blackfriars and Saint Pauls from Somerset Gardens, attributed to Francis Smith

Blitz in London -- view from St Pauls Cathedral, WW2
A view from the roof of St Pauls Cathedral, looking eastwards, showing the devastation following enemy bombing around the cathedral and in Ludgate Hill

Blitz in London -- bombing in Charlton, WW2
Blitz in London -- aftermath of bombing at St Pauls Church, Fairfield Road, Charlton, London SE7

Coronation 1953, Thanksgiving Service at St Pauls Cathedral
Queen Elizabeth II (front pew, far right) attending the Coronation thanksgiving service at St. Pauls Cathedral on June 9 1953, a week after the Coronation ceremony at Westminster Abbey

Royal wedding 1981 - Margaret Thatcher
Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, together with her husband Denis, among the guests at the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer at St Pauls Cathedral on 29 July 1981. 1981

Christmas Carols at St. Pauls by Max Hofler
Festive scene showing crowds assembled around St. Pauls Cathedral in the City of London to sing Christmas carols

iver Thames, St Paul's Cathedral, London

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