Lamb exterior. Image from https://www.thelamblondon.com/ Operating as a pub on the same site under the same name since the 1720s, the Lamb in Bloomsbury's Lamb's Conduit Street (both named after the local philanthropist William Lambe) certainly counts as Old London. Although it has been thoroughly restored, that was done in Victorian times, and it remains… Continue reading The Lamb, Bloomsbury [Old London]
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Trafalgar Tavern, Greenwich [Old London]
You can't get much more Old London than the Trafalgar Tavern on the riverside at Greenwich, just past the Old Royal Naval College, with historic buildings to either side and behind, and modernity of Canary Wharf across the Thames at the front. It even has its own Wikipedia page. The Trafalgar Tavern today (image from… Continue reading Trafalgar Tavern, Greenwich [Old London]
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