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London city churches (1896)

Daniell, Alfred Ernest, 1864- · Westminster : A. Constable and Co. · leaf 232

An illustration from London city churches, 1896, leaf 232
d sounding-board ofAll Hallows, Upper Thames Street, re-erected here in conse-quence of the destruction of that sacred edifice. The tower con-tains three storeys, culminating in a cornice ; above it is a lead-covered lantern, upon which is placed an obelisk with finial andvane. The total height of… … u s ^ S/. Margaret Lothhiry. 207 known as St. Christopher-le-Stocks, from its proximity to theStocks Market, which occupied the ground now covered by theMansion House. The living of St. Christophers is a rectory, and is said to haveanciently belonged to the Nevil family, but since the…

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