Buildings in Fleet Street
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Buildings in Fleet Street
Buildings in Fleet Street
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SC_PHL_01_011_74_22210 (Collage 47965)
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London Metropolitan Archives: LCC Photograph Library
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A view along Fleet Street, City of London, showing numbers 19-23 Fleet Street. 21 Fleet Street is a four-storey mid nineteenth-century stone facade building housing The Universe Catholic newspaper. At 22 Fleet Street is Ye Olde Cock Tavern public house. The history of this public house goes back to the sixteenth century but the mock-Tudor building at 22 Fleet Street was not built until 1912. On the left hand side is CM City Grill at Temple Bar House, 23-28 Fleet Street and just visible on the right hand side is Barclays Bank at 19 Fleet Street.
A view along Fleet Street, City of London, showing numbers 19-23 Fleet Street. 21 Fleet Street is a four-storey mid nineteenth-century stone facade building housing The Universe Catholic newspaper. At 22 Fleet Street is Ye Olde Cock Tavern public house. The history of this public house goes back to the sixteenth century but the mock-Tudor building at 22 Fleet Street was not built until 1912. On the left hand side is CM City Grill at Temple Bar House, 23-28 Fleet Street and just visible on the right hand side is Barclays Bank at 19 Fleet Street.
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