Children, Charity and Change
I took my first guided walk since I've been here. It was called Children, Charity and Change. It was around Holborn and Russell Square- all about the conditions for children in the city and what different charities did for them. Interesting.
The facade of the Foundling Museum
Looking down a typical Georgian street towards the back of the Royal Courts of Justice
The Sir John Soane Museum- he designed the Bank of England
The Great Hall of Lincoln Inn's Fields- one of the four Inns of court- all barristers in the UK belong to one of them
One of the Victorian water fountains that were put up to try to prevent Cholera
Another Victorian Fountain
A Georgian Street
(Not from the walk, I took it the other day) A catapault set up by the Tower.
The facade of the Foundling Museum
Looking down a typical Georgian street towards the back of the Royal Courts of Justice
The Sir John Soane Museum- he designed the Bank of England
The Great Hall of Lincoln Inn's Fields- one of the four Inns of court- all barristers in the UK belong to one of them
One of the Victorian water fountains that were put up to try to prevent Cholera
Another Victorian Fountain
A Georgian Street
(Not from the walk, I took it the other day) A catapault set up by the Tower.
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