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W. H. Smith Office, The Strand, London, 1856Engraving showing the exterior of No. 184, The Strand, London, in 1856. This building was being used as a kind of newspaper clearing-house for the W.H. Smith company at that time
Street Toysellers and their wares, Strand, London, 1922Illustration showing street toy salesmen exhibiting their wares on the pavement of the Strand, London, December 1922. This image shows a least one pedestrian having to leap out of the way of a
Lyceum Theatre, LondonThe Proscenium of the English Opera House, in the Strand, formerly the Lyceum : with Walkers display of his EIDOURANIAN (showing the movements of the stars)
A Mid-day restSandwich-men, some wearing advertising placards having a break in the Strand, London. Date: December 27th 1884
Repavement of the StrandIllustration showing work in progress on the West side of Temple Bar. Workers are using heavy rammers to level the surface
Auustralia HouseAustralia House
St Mary-Le-Strand 1920S
TORQUAY - 1920The Strand, Torquay, Devon
Selling the ILNScene at the Publishing Office of The Illustrated London News at 172, Strand, London in 1911, where retailers could obtain copies of the ILN and the Sketch and where general distribution
Tivoli Music Hall / 1902The cover of a programme for the Tivoli Music Hall, on The Strand, London
Holywell Street / StrandHolywell Street, off the Strand
STRAND 1748The Strand is the principal thoroughfare westwards from the City; a carriage, a cart, a sedan chair and a barrow pass St Mary s, typifying the diversity of urban traffic
Eel Pie ShopA well-dressed businessman, walking near Temple Bar, Strand, London, is overtaken by a craving for an eel-pie - or is it the comely shop assistant who attracts him ?
Lace Advert & SamplesAn advertisement for Urlings Lace, depicting their offices at 392 The Strand, London and giving samples of common lace, Urlings lace, Cotton and Urlings patent thread
The Strand May 1891Front cover of The Strand Magazine, May 1891
Strand-On-The-GreenStrand-on-the-Green, Middlesex. Above Chiswick and close to Kew Bridge, is this quaint waterside settlement of old houses, cottages and inns along the River Thames
Somerset House 1742Old Somerset House, in the Strand : before demolition to make way for the present grander edifice, Crowds are watching a procession of the Seald Miserable Masons
Charing Cross C1915Looking east along the Strand, with Charing Cross station on the right; motor buses and taxi-cabs drive past Queen Eleanors Cross
London / Strand 1916A view of The Strand, with people and traffic
Temple Bar 1930STemple Bar from the Strand, central London, showing fashionable ladies shopping near The Ceylon Shop, The Shop that is Different
The Strand 1930SA busy scene on The Strand, showing businessmen bustling about and Australia House across the street
Charing Cross Stn 1907The street front of the station and hotel, with a hansom cab coming towards us across the Strand
Charing X Stn (Aerial)A pigeons view of the Strand front of the station : most of the traffic is motorised now, the horse buses and hansom cabs are gone but horse drawn carts and wagons remain
Charing X Lantern SlideThe street front of the station and hotel, on a quiet day with no traffic in the Strand
London / Strand / AckermannSomerset House in the Strand, with the church of St Mary-le- Strand on the left
Lunch Hour 1895Lunch hour on the Strand: Shop girls crossing the road towards " The Daily Graphic" offices, one of them with a young man smoking his pipe
Lottie Venne / Singer 19CLOTTIE VENNE Popular actress and singer
Social / Strand 1925A scene in The Strand, London: a flower girl, passers-by, a car and an open-top bus animate the scene
London / Strand 1912A snowy view the Strand: a newspaper boy, gentlemen in top hats, a delivery van... and not a car in sight !
Law Courts / Liebig C1900the Law Courts in the Strand/Fleet Street
Stevenson Strand ChildROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON The Scottish writer and poet at the age of 20 months
Learning to Ride HobbyEnglishmen learn to ride Johnsons Pedestrian Hobby Horse at the riding school in the Strand, London; the machine is based on Drais machine, the Draisienne
Ackermanns Repository of Arts, 101 The Strand: a group of ladies and gentlemen admire prints and sculpture
The Adelphi in 1771The newly built Adelphi, built by the brothers Adam on the site of Durham Yard, on the banks of the Thames by the Strand
Seating / Lyceum & StrandPlans showing the layout of seating available for booking at the Palace Theatre & London Pavilion. Prices range from Boxes, via Stalls, Circles & Amphitheatre to the Pits
Automatic RestaurantA group of fashionable young women in coats and hats sitting on stools in front of the mirrors of the trendy new Automatic Restaurant, the Strand, London
Kew Bridge AquatintKew Bridge seen from Strand- on-the-green, with a variety of boats including a state barge and a sailing vessel
3 Danish Ladies BathePa FRI STRAND Three Danish ladies take to the water, decorously but decoratively
STRAND (1779)Looking eastward along the Strand, with St Mary-le-Strand on the left, and Somerset House, housing the Royal Academy, on the right Date: 1779
London / Strand / 1901 / PhotoStrand, looking west
LONDON / STRAND / 1930 SStrand, complete with cars and buses
London / Strand / 1890SBusy street scene
London / Strand / 1890 / PhotoA view of the Strand, in London
Little Will, WaiterLittle Will, the well-known waiter at the Turks Head coffee house, 142 The Strand, London, where Johnson & Boswell were regular customers
London / Strand 1913Busy scene in The Strand
Street Scene - StrandThe Strand, looking east, with buses, cabs and cars - the car on the left sports an a badge. On the right is the Hotel Cecil
Edith Nesbit (Strand)EDITH NESBIT - Mrs Hubert Bland, English writer
England / London / StrandView of the Strand looking eastward, with Somerset House on the right; the church facing us is St Mary-le-Strand