Georgian london

Ask anyone about what comes to mind when they think of the West End of London and they’ll likely tell you that it’s the prime destination for the best.....

A view of Leicester Square in London, from Ackermann's Repository of Arts, 1812.

The classic beautiful corner in London. Something the Georgians, Victorians and Edwardians knew so well. Has to be one of the most beautiful buildings MacDonalds occupies? - #regencyarchitecture #victorianarchitecture #england #britishhouse #englishstyle #englisharchitecture #perfectenglishhome #homesofinstagram #visitengland #housesofldn #historicpreservation #londonist #georgianarchitecture #london #igerslondon #classicalarchitecture #vibrantlondon #londoncitylife #mydarlinglondon

St Martin’s-Le-Grand, 1760

Ackermann's Repository would publish an article on occasion regarding one of the more popular churches in the London area. This brief series could be found interspersed in issues from 1810 - 1815. Each rendition of the major churches was accompanied by a detailed article giving a history or the building and a variety of statistical information. 1814 - St Paul's Cathedral - Ackermann's Repository This was the accompanying article in Ackermann's Repository for St Paul's The wonder of great…

In a follow up from my post/questions about bathroom habits of Regency people, and expanding on an earlier post about cloak rooms and withdrawing room

regency style homes england | ... Styles Part 2 – Georgian and Regency Architecture | The Everest Blog

MAPCO Map And Plan Collection Online : Senex's Plan Of London 1720.

During the Georgian period, it was fashionable to visit pleasure gardens. Some of the most famous gardens were those at Vauxhall. For the modest sum of a shilling, members of the public from all walks of life could escape from the hubbub of the city and visit the gardens and sample its amusements.1