London ww2 construction hi-res stock photography and images

Repair work starts on a damaged bridge in Stepney London which was hit by an enemy aircraft when it crashed during WW2 1944 Stock Photo

RMB4K8AT–Repair work starts on a damaged bridge in Stepney London which was hit by an enemy aircraft when it crashed during WW2 1944

1960s, picture shows the construction of the giant Barbican Complex in the City of London, a mass of concrete that saw thousands of flats, two schools and an arts centre built on a location that was a WW2 bomb site. It's architectural style is 'Brutalist'! Stock Photo

RMMMGDC7–1960s, picture shows the construction of the giant Barbican Complex in the City of London, a mass of concrete that saw thousands of flats, two schools and an arts centre built on a location that was a WW2 bomb site. It's architectural style is 'Brutalist'!

Lift structure after collapse of'Minories', due to bomb explosion during WW2 Stock Photo

RMJ0FTFD–Lift structure after collapse of'Minories', due to bomb explosion during WW2

Construction of casualty clearing station, September 1939 Stock Photo

RM2M3RXP0–Construction of casualty clearing station, September 1939

Digging trenches for air raid shelters in Hyde Park, London, September 1938 Stock Photo

RMK9DGNT–Digging trenches for air raid shelters in Hyde Park, London, September 1938

Construction of sandbag air raid shelter, September 1939 Stock Photo

RM2M3RXRF–Construction of sandbag air raid shelter, September 1939

A train is going past the site where the Albany Park Train Station is under construction . 1939. Stock Photo

RM2BW92EF–A train is going past the site where the Albany Park Train Station is under construction . 1939.

This is an aerial view of the city of London around St. Paul’s Cathedral showing bomb-damaged areas in April of 1945. Stock Photo

RM2C1FA2W–This is an aerial view of the city of London around St. Paul’s Cathedral showing bomb-damaged areas in April of 1945.

Waterloo Bridge, London, under construction. Circa December 1941 Stock Photo

RM2HHT5RY–Waterloo Bridge, London, under construction. Circa December 1941

RAF100 aircraft tour London. Royal Air Force centenary display in Horse Guards Parade being built and positioned ready for opening. Douglas Dakota Stock Photo

RMP6RG1P–RAF100 aircraft tour London. Royal Air Force centenary display in Horse Guards Parade being built and positioned ready for opening. Douglas Dakota

RM2HFK34K–Royal Navy housing, Gosport, Hampshire, 06/12/1966. A group of people including staff from the Royal Navy at the opening of married quarters in Gosport. This Armed Services' housing estate of 1000 12M Jespersen flats and houses was built by the South London Region of Laing's construction company for Royal Navy families. An article and photographs about the event were published in January 1967 in Laing's monthly newsletter 'Team Spirit'. The Commander-in-Chief of Portsmouth, Admiral Sir Frank Hopkins, is seen with two Royal Navy VCs, Jame Joseph Magennis (left) and Thomas William Gould (right)

The 12th century All Hallows church is surrounded by modern day construction activity in the City of London, the capital's financial district, on 28th February 2024, in London, England. All Hallows Staining (meaning constructed from stone, not wood) survived the Great Fire of London in 1666 and despite heavy damage, the Blitz in WW2. The site at 50 Fenchurch currently consists of the Grade I listed Tower of All Hallows Staining and the Grade II listed Lambe’s Chapel Crypt but construction is now underway for a nearby 62,000 sq m of flexible office space. Stock Photo

RM2WN387R–The 12th century All Hallows church is surrounded by modern day construction activity in the City of London, the capital's financial district, on 28th February 2024, in London, England. All Hallows Staining (meaning constructed from stone, not wood) survived the Great Fire of London in 1666 and despite heavy damage, the Blitz in WW2. The site at 50 Fenchurch currently consists of the Grade I listed Tower of All Hallows Staining and the Grade II listed Lambe’s Chapel Crypt but construction is now underway for a nearby 62,000 sq m of flexible office space.

04.06.2012, London, Greater London, United Kingdom - Monument of Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, named Monty before the Stock Photo

RMF2G2M7–04.06.2012, London, Greater London, United Kingdom - Monument of Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, named Monty before the

Storm damage: Buckled crane crashed on Cabinet Office roof in London, UK. Stock Photo

RMMMAYK6–Storm damage: Buckled crane crashed on Cabinet Office roof in London, UK.

A WW2 aircraft with its underpinnings and bomb for deployment Stock Photo

RF2AG879Y–A WW2 aircraft with its underpinnings and bomb for deployment

Cannon Street station and the river Thames seen from Blackfriars bridge, with office towers and construction cranes as a backdrop Stock Photo

RMR01BJD–Cannon Street station and the river Thames seen from Blackfriars bridge, with office towers and construction cranes as a backdrop

Area Around Spitalfields Markets During Evacuation as a Result of Suspect Unexploded WW2 Bomb on Adjacent Building Site Stock Photo

RMF6GP04–Area Around Spitalfields Markets During Evacuation as a Result of Suspect Unexploded WW2 Bomb on Adjacent Building Site

17 November 2021. The City of London financial district skyscrapers against blue sky with the stern of HMS Belfast in the foreground Stock Photo

RM2H747FF–17 November 2021. The City of London financial district skyscrapers against blue sky with the stern of HMS Belfast in the foreground

St Pauls Cathedral looking over the millennium bridge people crossing in distance Stock Photo

RF2DACTN8–St Pauls Cathedral looking over the millennium bridge people crossing in distance

Post War Planning and Reconstruction in Britain- the Construction of Temporary Housing A bomb site on a residential street in London cleared of rubble and ready for the construction of temporary emergency housing. Stock Photo

RM2T1KPJE–Post War Planning and Reconstruction in Britain- the Construction of Temporary Housing A bomb site on a residential street in London cleared of rubble and ready for the construction of temporary emergency housing.

1960s, historical, view from ground level looking up at a McAlpine crane high in the sky. In this era, London experience a construction boom as the post-ww2 bomb sites and damaged buildings became transformed into giant concrete tower and office blocks. The McAlpine construction company - Sir Robert McAlpine - was an ever present and prestigious name in construction having built Wembley Stadium and the Dorchester Hotel between the wars. Stock Photo

RMMRW0FB–1960s, historical, view from ground level looking up at a McAlpine crane high in the sky. In this era, London experience a construction boom as the post-ww2 bomb sites and damaged buildings became transformed into giant concrete tower and office blocks. The McAlpine construction company - Sir Robert McAlpine - was an ever present and prestigious name in construction having built Wembley Stadium and the Dorchester Hotel between the wars.

The Brunswick Centre, Bloomsbury, London, UK, an iconic brutalist architecture Stock Photo

RF2H2GR09–The Brunswick Centre, Bloomsbury, London, UK, an iconic brutalist architecture

1950s, historical, exterior view of a post-war soot covered St Pauls cathedral, London, England, UK. Designed by Christopher Wren and famous for its dome, it was built in the English baroque style of architecture and stands at Ludgate Hill, the highest point in the City of London. The church of the Bishop of London, construction started in 1675 and at 365 feet was the tallest building in London until 1963. Thankfully the building survived the Blitz of the city during WW2. Stock Photo

RM2F6YB43–1950s, historical, exterior view of a post-war soot covered St Pauls cathedral, London, England, UK. Designed by Christopher Wren and famous for its dome, it was built in the English baroque style of architecture and stands at Ludgate Hill, the highest point in the City of London. The church of the Bishop of London, construction started in 1675 and at 365 feet was the tallest building in London until 1963. Thankfully the building survived the Blitz of the city during WW2.

RMK9DGK8–Digging trenches for air raid shelters in Hyde Park, London, September 1938

1960s, a vast construction site in the city of London, England, UK. Many central London post-war bomb sites were being cleared and developed at this time using the latest construction material, concrete. These large and radical exposed concrete developments were an architectural form known as 'brutalism'. Stock Photo

RMMMR09M–1960s, a vast construction site in the city of London, England, UK. Many central London post-war bomb sites were being cleared and developed at this time using the latest construction material, concrete. These large and radical exposed concrete developments were an architectural form known as 'brutalism'.

RMKC5AEM–Digging trenches for air raid shelters in Hyde Park, London, September 1938

1950s, picture of Battersea Power Station, a coal-fired working electricty generating power station, which at this time had only three of its famous chmineys, the fourth was still to be added on. The famous brick building's exterior was designed by Sir Giles Gilert Scott, a distinguished architect who designed the red telephone box and Liverpool Cathedral, as well as Bankside. The original A station at Battersea was completed in 1935. Post-ww2 construction began on the second phase, the B station, with it's two chimneys a mirror of the A Station and they came into operation between 1953-55. Stock Photo

RM2BRFYW3–1950s, picture of Battersea Power Station, a coal-fired working electricty generating power station, which at this time had only three of its famous chmineys, the fourth was still to be added on. The famous brick building's exterior was designed by Sir Giles Gilert Scott, a distinguished architect who designed the red telephone box and Liverpool Cathedral, as well as Bankside. The original A station at Battersea was completed in 1935. Post-ww2 construction began on the second phase, the B station, with it's two chimneys a mirror of the A Station and they came into operation between 1953-55.

RM2BW92ER–A train is going past the site where the Albany Park Train Station is under construction . 1939.

RMP6RG1C–RAF100 aircraft tour London. Royal Air Force centenary display in Horse Guards Parade being built and positioned ready for opening. Douglas Dakota

The public made the collecting of aluminium for converting into ' planes ' construction , a huge success . Mrs Hartnell ( Mayor of Chelsea ) at the Town Hall . 11 July 1940 Stock Photo

RM2BWB30D–The public made the collecting of aluminium for converting into ' planes ' construction , a huge success . Mrs Hartnell ( Mayor of Chelsea ) at the Town Hall . 11 July 1940

View of east end of St Paul's showing air raid damage in the vicinity, London, c1941. Artist: Anon Stock Photo

RMDDNGEM–View of east end of St Paul's showing air raid damage in the vicinity, London, c1941. Artist: Anon

Contractors complete a protective hoarding that shows the face of Samuel Pepys and historical dates of the 12th century All Hallows church is surrounded by modern day construction activity in the City of London, the capital's financial district, on 28th February 2024, in London, England. All Hallows Staining (meaning constructed from stone, not wood) survived the Great Fire of London in 1666 and despite heavy damage, the Blitz in WW2. The site at 50 Fenchurch currently consists of the Grade I listed Tower of All Hallows Staining and the Grade II listed Lambe’s Chapel Crypt but construction is Stock Photo

RM2WN3854–Contractors complete a protective hoarding that shows the face of Samuel Pepys and historical dates of the 12th century All Hallows church is surrounded by modern day construction activity in the City of London, the capital's financial district, on 28th February 2024, in London, England. All Hallows Staining (meaning constructed from stone, not wood) survived the Great Fire of London in 1666 and despite heavy damage, the Blitz in WW2. The site at 50 Fenchurch currently consists of the Grade I listed Tower of All Hallows Staining and the Grade II listed Lambe’s Chapel Crypt but construction is

RMMMAYJ2–Storm damage: Buckled crane crashed on Cabinet Office roof in London, UK.

MOBILISING THE BUILDERS All men aged 18 to 60 who were formerly employed in the building and civil engineering industries have now to register at Employment Exchanges throughout Britain. Photo Shows: Men at the Westminster (London) Employment Exchange 16 June 1945 Stock Photo

RM2Y7W5RE–MOBILISING THE BUILDERS All men aged 18 to 60 who were formerly employed in the building and civil engineering industries have now to register at Employment Exchanges throughout Britain. Photo Shows: Men at the Westminster (London) Employment Exchange 16 June 1945

RMR01BK0–Cannon Street station and the river Thames seen from Blackfriars bridge, with office towers and construction cranes as a backdrop

RMF6GNYG–Area Around Spitalfields Markets During Evacuation as a Result of Suspect Unexploded WW2 Bomb on Adjacent Building Site

D Day 75 garden at the 2019 rhs chelsea flower show in london england Stock Photo

RFTA6ATR–D Day 75 garden at the 2019 rhs chelsea flower show in london england

St Pauls Cathedral looking over the bridge Stock Photo

RF2DACTMN–St Pauls Cathedral looking over the bridge

Blackout and Air Raid Precautions in London, England, 1941 The large doorway at the entrance to the Royal Institute of British Architects has been bricked up and a new entrance created. An extra brick wall has been placed in front of the entrance and the doorway moved to the side if this wall. The aim of this construction is provide protection against blast from any bombs which may fall nearby. Stock Photo

RM2T1KXC9–Blackout and Air Raid Precautions in London, England, 1941 The large doorway at the entrance to the Royal Institute of British Architects has been bricked up and a new entrance created. An extra brick wall has been placed in front of the entrance and the doorway moved to the side if this wall. The aim of this construction is provide protection against blast from any bombs which may fall nearby.

RFS24G3E–Pipe Tunnel Made from Metal

HMS Belfast - moored on the River Thames in London between London Bridge and Tower Bridge. Stock Photo

RMBBA5YP–HMS Belfast - moored on the River Thames in London between London Bridge and Tower Bridge.

A WW2 aircraft with its bomb attached for deployment in the field. Stock Photo

RF2AG88BC–A WW2 aircraft with its bomb attached for deployment in the field.

saint pauls cathedral in the city of london united kingdom Stock Photo

RMBA145Y–saint pauls cathedral in the city of london united kingdom

de Havilland Mosquito B35 at the Royal Air Force Museum Colindale London Stock Photo

RMAJNER2–de Havilland Mosquito B35 at the Royal Air Force Museum Colindale London

RMK9DGH5–Digging trenches for air raid shelters in Hyde Park, London, September 1938

1950s, historical, view of Battersea Power Station at Nine Elms, Battersea on the South bank of the River Thames, London, England, The coal-fired power station was in fact two power stations in a single building, Battersea A was constructed in the 1930s and Battersea B between 1953-1955, with both being built to a nearly identical design, providing the iconic four-chimney structure seen in the picture. Created by the famous architect, Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, construction started in 1929 and it became one of the largest brick buildings in the world. It was finally decommissioned in 1983. Stock Photo

RMRGR4Y9–1950s, historical, view of Battersea Power Station at Nine Elms, Battersea on the South bank of the River Thames, London, England, The coal-fired power station was in fact two power stations in a single building, Battersea A was constructed in the 1930s and Battersea B between 1953-1955, with both being built to a nearly identical design, providing the iconic four-chimney structure seen in the picture. Created by the famous architect, Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, construction started in 1929 and it became one of the largest brick buildings in the world. It was finally decommissioned in 1983.

Engraving depicting the exterior of Christ Church, Lambeth. Christ Church, Lambeth, was founded by Rev Dr Christopher Newman Hall in 1876 as a Congregational chapel, on Westminster Bridge Road. The Church was rebuilt in the 1950s after it was destroyed during the Second World War. Dated 19th century Stock Photo

RMMR4TAM–Engraving depicting the exterior of Christ Church, Lambeth. Christ Church, Lambeth, was founded by Rev Dr Christopher Newman Hall in 1876 as a Congregational chapel, on Westminster Bridge Road. The Church was rebuilt in the 1950s after it was destroyed during the Second World War. Dated 19th century

1960s, historical picutre of 'Centre Point' being built. This vast new modern tower or office block rises above all the other buidings in Central London. Giant modernist concrete tower blocks such as Centre Point were built all over the capital at this time, many on old WW2 bomb sites, but a significant number of older buildings were simply torn down and replaced as the 'brutalist' architectural philosophy of the era was in vogue and deemed attractive by city planners and construction companies alike, as they were 'modern' and cheaper and quicker to build. Stock Photo

RMT7JYGJ–1960s, historical picutre of 'Centre Point' being built. This vast new modern tower or office block rises above all the other buidings in Central London. Giant modernist concrete tower blocks such as Centre Point were built all over the capital at this time, many on old WW2 bomb sites, but a significant number of older buildings were simply torn down and replaced as the 'brutalist' architectural philosophy of the era was in vogue and deemed attractive by city planners and construction companies alike, as they were 'modern' and cheaper and quicker to build.

RMP6RG37–RAF100 aircraft tour London. Royal Air Force centenary display in Horse Guards Parade being built and positioned ready for opening. Douglas Dakota C47

1950s, historical, post-war and newly constructed, brick-built blocks of flats or maisonettes, London, England, UK. Built by local authorities to house local workers, these relatively low-level units were built using traditional methods of construction, and were typical of the architectural style of the immediate post-war years, before the high-rise pre-cast concrete built tower blocks of the 'modern' movement of the following decade. Stock Photo

RM2AFEY4W–1950s, historical, post-war and newly constructed, brick-built blocks of flats or maisonettes, London, England, UK. Built by local authorities to house local workers, these relatively low-level units were built using traditional methods of construction, and were typical of the architectural style of the immediate post-war years, before the high-rise pre-cast concrete built tower blocks of the 'modern' movement of the following decade.

Contractors complete a protective hoarding that shows historical dates of the 12th century All Hallows church is surrounded by modern day construction activity in the City of London, the capital's financial district, on 28th February 2024, in London, England. All Hallows Staining (meaning constructed from stone, not wood) survived the Great Fire of London in 1666 and despite heavy damage, the Blitz in WW2. The site at 50 Fenchurch currently consists of the Grade I listed Tower of All Hallows Staining and the Grade II listed Lambe’s Chapel Crypt but construction is now underway for a nearby 62, Stock Photo

RM2WN387X–Contractors complete a protective hoarding that shows historical dates of the 12th century All Hallows church is surrounded by modern day construction activity in the City of London, the capital's financial district, on 28th February 2024, in London, England. All Hallows Staining (meaning constructed from stone, not wood) survived the Great Fire of London in 1666 and despite heavy damage, the Blitz in WW2. The site at 50 Fenchurch currently consists of the Grade I listed Tower of All Hallows Staining and the Grade II listed Lambe’s Chapel Crypt but construction is now underway for a nearby 62,

RMMMAYJK–Storm damage: Buckled crane crashed on Cabinet Office roof in London, UK.

RM2Y7W5RT–MOBILISING THE BUILDERS All men aged 18 to 60 who were formerly employed in the building and civil engineering industries have now to register at Employment Exchanges throughout Britain. Photo Shows: Mr H Mackenzie of Peckham, now a messenger in the Ministry of Aircraft Production and formerly a labourer, registers with other men at the Westminster (London) Employment Exchange 16 June 1945

RMR01BJT–Cannon Street station and the river Thames seen from Blackfriars bridge, with office towers and construction cranes as a backdrop

RMF6GNX2–Area Around Spitalfields Markets During Evacuation as a Result of Suspect Unexploded WW2 Bomb on Adjacent Building Site

RFTA6ATT–D Day 75 garden at the 2019 rhs chelsea flower show in london england

RF2DACTN5–St Pauls Cathedral looking over the millennium bridge people crossing in distance

German prisoners at work on Mottingham housing estate.17 October 1945 Stock Photo

RM2Y7TWBN–German prisoners at work on Mottingham housing estate.17 October 1945

Steel lining added due to bomb damage in Greenwich foot tunnel under the river Thames linking to Island Gardens on the Isle of Dogs in London, UK Stock Photo

RM2BEN6FH–Steel lining added due to bomb damage in Greenwich foot tunnel under the river Thames linking to Island Gardens on the Isle of Dogs in London, UK

de Havilland B.35 Mosquito bomber, De Havilland Aircraft Museum, London Colney Stock Photo

RFHNTXTJ–de Havilland B.35 Mosquito bomber, De Havilland Aircraft Museum, London Colney

RMK9DGFT–Digging trenches for air raid shelters in Hyde Park, London, September 1938

RM2AFEYD9–1950s, historical, post-war and newly constructed, brick-built blocks of flats or maisonettes, London, England, UK. Built by local authorities to house local workers, these relatively low-level units were built using traditional methods of construction, and were typical of the architectural style of the immediate post-war years, before the high-rise pre-cast concrete built tower blocks of the 'modern' movement of the following decade.

A contractor completes a protective hoarding that shows the face os Samuel Pepys and historical dates of the 12th century All Hallows church is surrounded by modern day construction activity in the City of London, the capital's financial district, on 28th February 2024, in London, England. All Hallows Staining (meaning constructed from stone, not wood) survived the Great Fire of London in 1666 and despite heavy damage, the Blitz in WW2. The site at 50 Fenchurch currently consists of the Grade I listed Tower of All Hallows Staining and the Grade II listed Lambe’s Chapel Crypt but construction i Stock Photo

RM2WN3879–A contractor completes a protective hoarding that shows the face os Samuel Pepys and historical dates of the 12th century All Hallows church is surrounded by modern day construction activity in the City of London, the capital's financial district, on 28th February 2024, in London, England. All Hallows Staining (meaning constructed from stone, not wood) survived the Great Fire of London in 1666 and despite heavy damage, the Blitz in WW2. The site at 50 Fenchurch currently consists of the Grade I listed Tower of All Hallows Staining and the Grade II listed Lambe’s Chapel Crypt but construction i

RMR01BK8–Cannon Street station and the river Thames seen from Blackfriars bridge, with office towers and construction cranes as a backdrop

RMF6GRHC–Area Around Spitalfields Markets During Evacuation as a Result of Suspect Unexploded WW2 Bomb on Adjacent Building Site

RFTA6ATW–D Day 75 garden at the 2019 rhs chelsea flower show in london england

RF2DACTR7–St Pauls Cathedral looking over the millennium bridge people crossing in distance

German Prisoners at work on a Mottingham housing estate.17 October 1945 Stock Photo

RM2Y7TWC4–German Prisoners at work on a Mottingham housing estate.17 October 1945

RM2BEN6FP–Steel lining added due to bomb damage in Greenwich foot tunnel under the river Thames linking to Island Gardens on the Isle of Dogs in London, UK

A contractor completes a protective hoarding that shows the face of Samuel Pepys and historical dates of the 12th century All Hallows church is surrounded by modern day construction activity in the City of London, the capital's financial district, on 28th February 2024, in London, England. All Hallows Staining (meaning constructed from stone, not wood) survived the Great Fire of London in 1666 and despite heavy damage, the Blitz in WW2. The site at 50 Fenchurch currently consists of the Grade I listed Tower of All Hallows Staining and the Grade II listed Lambe’s Chapel Crypt but construction i Stock Photo

RM2WN387W–A contractor completes a protective hoarding that shows the face of Samuel Pepys and historical dates of the 12th century All Hallows church is surrounded by modern day construction activity in the City of London, the capital's financial district, on 28th February 2024, in London, England. All Hallows Staining (meaning constructed from stone, not wood) survived the Great Fire of London in 1666 and despite heavy damage, the Blitz in WW2. The site at 50 Fenchurch currently consists of the Grade I listed Tower of All Hallows Staining and the Grade II listed Lambe’s Chapel Crypt but construction i

RMR01BKH–Cannon Street station and the river Thames seen from Blackfriars bridge, with office towers and construction cranes as a backdrop

RMF6GRHH–Area Around Spitalfields Markets During Evacuation as a Result of Suspect Unexploded WW2 Bomb on Adjacent Building Site

RFTA6ATY–D Day 75 garden at the 2019 rhs chelsea flower show in london england

RF2DACTWP–St Pauls Cathedral looking over the millennium bridge people crossing in distance

RM2Y7TWCG–German prisoners at work on Mottingham housing estate17 October 1945

RM2BEN6F6–Steel lining added due to bomb damage in Greenwich foot tunnel under the river Thames linking to Island Gardens on the Isle of Dogs in London, UK

RM2WN3852–A contractor completes a protective hoarding that shows the face of Samuel Pepys and historical dates of the 12th century All Hallows church is surrounded by modern day construction activity in the City of London, the capital's financial district, on 28th February 2024, in London, England. All Hallows Staining (meaning constructed from stone, not wood) survived the Great Fire of London in 1666 and despite heavy damage, the Blitz in WW2. The site at 50 Fenchurch currently consists of the Grade I listed Tower of All Hallows Staining and the Grade II listed Lambe’s Chapel Crypt but construction i

RMF6GR36–Area Around Spitalfields Markets During Evacuation as a Result of Suspect Unexploded WW2 Bomb on Adjacent Building Site

D Day 75 garden designed by john everiss at the 2019 rhs chelsea flower show in london england Stock Photo

RFTA6AW2–D Day 75 garden designed by john everiss at the 2019 rhs chelsea flower show in london england

RF2DACTWG–St Pauls Cathedral looking over the millennium bridge people crossing in distance

RM2WN3855–A contractor completes a protective hoarding that shows the face of Samuel Pepys and historical dates of the 12th century All Hallows church is surrounded by modern day construction activity in the City of London, the capital's financial district, on 28th February 2024, in London, England. All Hallows Staining (meaning constructed from stone, not wood) survived the Great Fire of London in 1666 and despite heavy damage, the Blitz in WW2. The site at 50 Fenchurch currently consists of the Grade I listed Tower of All Hallows Staining and the Grade II listed Lambe’s Chapel Crypt but construction i

RMF6GR33–Area Around Spitalfields Markets During Evacuation as a Result of Suspect Unexploded WW2 Bomb on Adjacent Building Site

St Pauls Cathedral looking over the mellenium bridge with someone jogging with back to us Stock Photo

RF2DACTRB–St Pauls Cathedral looking over the mellenium bridge with someone jogging with back to us

RMF6GR3D–Area Around Spitalfields Markets During Evacuation as a Result of Suspect Unexploded WW2 Bomb on Adjacent Building Site

RF2DACTT8–St Pauls Cathedral looking over the millennium bridge people crossing in distance

RMF6GR3W–Area Around Spitalfields Markets During Evacuation as a Result of Suspect Unexploded WW2 Bomb on Adjacent Building Site

RF2DACTT2–St Pauls Cathedral looking over the mellenium bridge with someone jogging with back to us

RMF6GPA6–Area Around Spitalfields Markets During Evacuation as a Result of Suspect Unexploded WW2 Bomb on Adjacent Building Site

London sky line over the Thames Stock Photo

RF2DACTX1–London sky line over the Thames

RMF6GP96–Area Around Spitalfields Markets During Evacuation as a Result of Suspect Unexploded WW2 Bomb on Adjacent Building Site

RF2DACTR0–London sky line over the Thames

RMF6GRHA–Area Around Spitalfields Markets During Evacuation as a Result of Suspect Unexploded WW2 Bomb on Adjacent Building Site

RF2DACTX5–London sky line over the Thames

RMF6GP89–Area Around Spitalfields Markets During Evacuation as a Result of Suspect Unexploded WW2 Bomb on Adjacent Building Site

ww2 statue soldier in front of the St Pauls Cathedral United Kingdom Stock Photo

RF2DACW06–ww2 statue soldier in front of the St Pauls Cathedral United Kingdom

RMF6GR1T–Area Around Spitalfields Markets During Evacuation as a Result of Suspect Unexploded WW2 Bomb on Adjacent Building Site

RMF6GKEK–Area Around Spitalfields Markets During Evacuation as a Result of Suspect Unexploded WW2 Bomb on Adjacent Building Site

RMF6GNWJ–Area Around Spitalfields Markets During Evacuation as a Result of Suspect Unexploded WW2 Bomb on Adjacent Building Site

RMF6GMFA–Area Around Spitalfields Markets During Evacuation as a Result of Suspect Unexploded WW2 Bomb on Adjacent Building Site

RMF6GN7D–Area Around Spitalfields Markets During Evacuation as a Result of Suspect Unexploded WW2 Bomb on Adjacent Building Site

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