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  1. Stirling Bomber, Bow Church, London — Charles Ernest Cundall, 1943
  2. Perrin's Court, Hampstead, London — ernest stamp, 1931
  3. While London Sleeps — henry stockley

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  1. Lord Mayor's Banquet in the Guildhall, London, 1963 — alfred egerton cooper
  2. While London Sleeps — henry stockley
  3. A View from Somerset Gardens Looking Towards London Bridge — Canaletto, 1755
  4. New Council House Foundation Stone Ceremony, 10th June 1938 — Charles Ernest Cundall
  5. Orderly on His Rounds in X Ward, Changi Gaol, Singapore, with Prisoners of War Suffering from Starvation and Beriberi — Leslie Cole, 1945
  6. Waterloo Bridge, London — Charles Ernest Cundall, 1943
  7. Whitehall, London — francis dodd
  8. The Guildhall — John Fulleylove
  9. Perrin's Court, Hampstead, London — ernest stamp, 1931
  10. View of london from the steeple of st bride's church, fleet street looking towards st paul's cathedral — Thomas Allom
  11. Gateway (Entrance to the Bishop's Palace), Norwich — henry ninham
  12. The Rebuilding of St Mary Redcliffe — terrick john williams, 1920
  13. The Rebuilding of St Mary Redcliffe by William Canynges in 1452 — terrick john williams, 1922
  14. Whitgift School, Croydon, Surrey — frank warren
  15. Charing Cross Bridge, London — André Derain
  16. Houses of Parliament, The Debating Chamber from Star Chamber Court — william john macleod, 1941
  17. The Celebration of the Opening of the Waterworks in front of the George Hotel, Trowbridge, Wiltshire — william millington, 1874
  18. William E. Mundy, Daily Telegraph War Correspondent — henry marvell carr, 1943
  19. The Cathedral Square in Como — Rudolf von Alt
  20. St. Giles's Cathedral From The Courts — John Fulleylove
  21. Portrait of Pope Julius II — Titian Ramsay Peale II, 1546
  22. Stirling Bomber, Bow Church, London — Charles Ernest Cundall, 1943
  23. The Frozen Thames, Looking Eastwards towards Old London Bridge, London — abraham danielsz hondius

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  1. Battersea Fun Fair, London — David Moore, 1952