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Images of the City of London: The Square Mile Revealed London photographs. Walk around the City of London today and you will see a modern, high-tech business city, one of the world's most important financial centres. But it wasn't always like that. The City is where London began and for many hundreds of years it was densely populated, teeming with life. Even at the turn of the 20th century there was a large resident population, compared with about 7,000 today. The City was a busy thriving place, the docks were still functioning and industry and commerce were conducted not only on weekdays but also in the evening and at weekends. It was also where families lived, worked and played. The many rare and atmospheric postcards and photographs in this book show how the City of London used to be. Once you've found out where to look and what to look for, you'll be surprised at how much of the old City you can still find, and this book will help you to find it.

London at Dawn London photographs. This collection of photographs captures the spirit of London, a varied, bustling and exciting city. Photographer Anthony Epes has documented the many facets of London during the sleepy early hours before the chaos of the working day with a skill that accentuates the beauty of the images and skylines that we know so well. To complement this photography, writers and personalities who hold London dear to their hearts have provided their musings on the city they love. From Anthony Sher to Samuel Johnson, Shakespeare to Suggs, they have combined to create a body of work that will be a lasting testament to London at the turn of the Millennium.

London: Portrait of a City London photographs. Composed of a sequence of images punctuated by a series of essays which explore London through its architectural features and materials, this book focuses on both famous landmarks and lesser-known, anonymous buildings.

London from the Air The essence of London's ever changing skyline is captured in these 150 colour photographs by Jason Hawkes. Heights vary from 500 feet to 1500 feet and sights include: Buckingham Palace; the Tower of London; Westminster Abbey; the River Thames; the Millennium Dome; Parliament; the Docklands; the Thames Barrier; and many more. Commentary on the photographs is provided by Felix Barker.

London: A City Revealed London photographs. A new edition of this visual tribute to London, reflecting elegantly all that is great about the city. "London: A City Revealed" pays homage to the world's favourite capital, making a souvenir of any visit to the most fashionable city in the world. AA Publishing.

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