Walking down Whiston Street today, it's largely the typical London juxtaposition of council, ex-council and flashy new-build housing. However one building, a grand public site that's now boarded off, caught my eye. [caption id="attachment_54492" align="aligncenter" width="768"] The building is topped with a gilded weathervane depicting the Gold...
You may remember that I've previously mentioned the unique cherubs outside Two Temple Place (see more here.) But this time I'd like to invite you inside...
Have you ever come across these curious little sculptures? You can find them in Central London but they have to be seen to be believed...
With its earliest records dating back to around the 1150s, the Saddlers’ Company flourished in the Middle Ages as one of the most respected artisan guilds. During the 16th Century, the economic balance shifted to merchant companies (those that dealt with items brought over through trade)...