The Queen's London

Bow Street Police Court, Oxford Street, Harrow School and Richmond Hill give a late Victorian view of the capital and its su...

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Bow Street Police Court, Oxford Street, Harrow School and Richmond Hill give a late Victorian view of the capital and its surroundings in The Queen's London, published by Cassell and Company in 1896. The prints move between institutional buildings, busy streets and landscapes associated with excursions from the city, with Wickham Court and Connaught Water also among them. Beyond the subject named in each caption, they record buildings, street arrangements and the people using them.

Bow Street Police Court, Oxford Street, Harrow School and Richmond Hill give a late Victorian view of the capital and its surroundings in The Queen's London, published by Cassell and Company in 1896. The prints move between institutional buildings, busy streets and landscapes associated with excursions from the city, with Wickham Court and Connaught Water also among them. Beyond the subject named in each caption, they record buildings, street arrangements and the people using them.

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