Storer, J.

The gateways, chapels, tombs and ruined religious houses of old London, recorded as the city changed around them, fill the a...

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The gateways, chapels, tombs and ruined religious houses of old London, recorded as the city changed around them, fill the antiquarian prints attributed to J. Storer, most of them published in 1817. They include Winchester Palace and the Bermondsey remains in Southwark, St John's Gate at Clerkenwell, Canonbury Tower, Thomas Sutton's tomb at the Charterhouse and the ruins of the Minoresses' abbey beyond Aldgate. The Tower of London appears both outside and within, in a view of the chapel in the White Tower, and earlier church and monument views reach Reculver and Godshill.

The gateways, chapels, tombs and ruined religious houses of old London, recorded as the city changed around them, fill the antiquarian prints attributed to J. Storer, most of them published in 1817. They include Winchester Palace and the Bermondsey remains in Southwark, St John's Gate at Clerkenwell, Canonbury Tower, Thomas Sutton's tomb at the Charterhouse and the ruins of the Minoresses' abbey beyond Aldgate. The Tower of London appears both outside and within, in a view of the chapel in the White Tower, and earlier church and monument views reach Reculver and Godshill.

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