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The Stone below had to be moved in 1970. Mais of Walbrook R Theodore Beck cc Sheriffs
Corporation of the City of London. This stone was laid by The Rt Honble Sir Marcus Samuel Lord Mayor on the 20th day of December 1902
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Corporation of the City of London. This stone was laid by The Rt Honble Sir Marcus Samuel Lord Mayor on the 20th day of December 1902
Claudius George Algare....
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This garden covering the Medieval Chapter House and cloisters was created with the support of the City of London Corporation 2008
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The Aldgate Pump A well for fresh drinking water has been on this site since the 13th century. The Aldgate Pump has long been a landmark point for visitors to east London, mentioned by Charles Dickens and in traditional rhyme and song. In 1876 the pump's water was connected to the mains water supply after the old well was found to be contaminated. The current Portland stone obelisk dates from the 18th century. The brass wolf's head spout is 19th century. The lantern on top is a handmade replica of the original lost around 1900. Repaired and restored in 2019 by the City of London with the assistance of the Heritage of London Trust and a gift from Miss Anthea Gray.
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Blackfriars Bridge
standing on the site of the original bridge named after William Pitt the Elder in 1760. Constructed and maintained without burden upon public funds out of monies derived from Bridge House Estates Trust
First opened 6th November 1869 by Her Majesty Queen Victoria widened and reopened 14th September 1909 by The Rt. Hon. Sir George Wyatt Truscott. Bart., Lord Mayor
standing on the site of the original bridge named after William Pitt the Elder in 1760. Constructed and maintained without burden upon public funds out of monies derived from Bridge House Estates Trust
First opened 6th November 1869 by Her Majesty Queen Victoria widened and reopened 14th September 1909 by The Rt. Hon. Sir George Wyatt Truscott. Bart., Lord Mayor
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City of London. The Dragons represent a constituent part of the armorial bearings of the City of London and have been erected to indicate the Western Boundary of the City. This commemorative plaque was unveiled by The Rt Hon The Lord Mayor Sir Ralph Edgar Perring on 16th October 1963.
