Century-old photographs showcase city churches in London - oldengland.cafex.biz_248

Here are old photos of City churches (and a few nearby), taken for the London & Middlesex Archaeological Society a century ago.

St Clement Danes, c. 1900

St. Magnus the Martyr, c. 1910

St Magnus the Martyr & the Monument from the Thames, c. 1920

St Dunstan in the East, 1910

St Dunstan in the East, 1910

St Dunstan in the West, Fleet St, c. 1910

St. Michael Paternoster Royal, 1922

St. Michael Paternoster Royal, 1922

St. Michael, Cornhill, 1912

St. Michael Paternoster Royal, 1922

St Bride, Fleet St, 1922

St Augustine, Watling St, 1921 – now part of St Paul’s School

St Mary le Bow, Cheapside, 1910

St Clement Danes, c. 1910

St Alban, Wood St, c. 1875 – only the tower remains

St Margaret, Lothbury, 1908

St Dunstan in the East, 1911

St Mary Le Strand

St Andrew Undershaft, St Mary Axe, c. 1910

St Mary Abchurch, c. 1910

St Margaret Patterns, Eastcheap, 1920

St Mary Woolnoth, Lombard St & Bank Tube station, c. 1920

St Stephen Walbrook, 1917

St. Katherine Coleman, Magpie Alley, c. 1910 – demolished in 1926

St George the Martyr, Borough, 1910

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