Mayfair in the rustic shades of Autumn.

I’ve posted this a few times but to be fair there will always be folk who haven’t seen it before.
Robert Finale Artist
I love this painting myself. This particular one is just on the right side of being nostalgic

London Bridge 1804.

William Daniell
(1769-1837)
⁦YaleBritishArt⁩

Department for Transport Cancel the biggest project of a generation
Announce loads of stuff already planned
Run out of ideas and spend “1.8million” on “ideas”

#London Trafalgar Square in the moonlight. 1865.
Henry Pether
⁦Museum of London⁩

(⁦OldLondonNow⁩ is back)

So, Simon Case is throwing a sickie, Matt Hancock is demanding immunity and Rishi Sunak can’t find his WhatsApp messages…. #CovidInquiry

How is the new era of transparency going for you?

🗣️The Met need to spend less time on twitter – and more time policing

Today's editorial:

cityam.com/met-office-pri…

A much more elegant space

To think... it began life as a sapling during the reign of King George I.
Chopped down by a moron in the reign of King Charles III.
#SycamoreGap

Wonderful account. Will be sadly missed.

Trafalgar Square in the moonlight.
Henry Pether
⁦Museum of London⁩
My first and last post on X.
Thank you, all 11,379 of you for following ⁦OldLondonNow⁩ .

This tree was alive before London and England even existed.

Perhaps a Roman soldier out of their new town of Londinium set eyes on it

The oldest tree in London +2000 years - The Totteridge Yew 🌲

“Beware the person who won't be bothered with details.'
— 𝐖𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐚𝐦 𝐅𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫

Elizabeth Tower
Westminster, London // 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 ♡

Owl! at the Library 😴🧙‍♀️ Agatha Christie was married to an archaeologist. Someone once asked her what it was like. She replied “oh it’s very good. The older I get the more interested in me he becomes”.

Full Moon tomorrow (1st August ) at 7.31pm🌕 #Sturgeon #BlueMoon #Fullmoon #SuperMoon #Lammas tinyurl.com/bdhfzdrc

London, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

CENTRAL LINE OPENS OTD 1900. The Twopenny Tube Train with a uniform fare across London. Now Epping to Ealing Broadway, 46 miles long and 49 stations. Second busiest on the Underground. Small trains. Small tunnels, big reach.

🚨 This Sunday, 30 July, we're delighted to be welcoming ArchaeologyUK to Greenwich Park for the #FestivalofArchaeology closing day.

⛏️ The day will include tours, re-enactments & a special reading from Raksha Dave.

📅 10am-4pm. Find out more, here ▶️ bit.ly/44Ot8iB

OldLondonNow The bottom of the hill would be chalk farm leading through to Camden Town unreal change now but hey how good is that pic.. St Paul's cathedral in the back ground 👀👀👍

Dating from 1722, the rose window in the Abbey's north transept was designed by Sir James Thornhill and depicts Christ with the Apostles.

The window is above the North Door visitor entrance, so don't forget to glance up as you arrive!

#StainedGlassSummer