Farringdon Street looking south towards Holborn Viaduct c.1890 64.6/7 A huge crater had formed

A huge crater had formed outside the Royal Exchange through the impact of the bomb

Bikers would put on a jukebox record and race each other to a chosen place and back before the record ended

in the book: Life in London: or

Horse manure would be separated out and used to fertilise agricultural land

Farringdon Street looking south towards Holborn Viaduct c.1890 64.6/7 A huge crater had formedFarringdon Street, looking south towards Holborn Viaduct, c. 1890. During the last quarter of the 19th century, a number of commercial photographers took topographical views of London which they sold through printsellers and bookshops. One of the best of these photographers was George Washington Wilson who, together with his son Charles, produced a number of high quality images of London from the 1870s1890s.