View of Cheapside 20th century DK0666NG In the window of the

In the window of the shop is a notice announcing a meeting to be attended by Emmeline Pethick Lawrence headed 'How We Shall Answer Mr

There are many placards around the room encouraging people to vote for Annie Lisle or Lydia Malverns

It even features metro tiled walls and tube maps

Outside Blackfriars Station

while pictures of street-side galleries place London's art scene within an ever-expanding cosmopolitan world

View of Cheapside 20th century DK0666NG In the window of theFrom opposite Old Change, running from Cheapside, George Davison Reid took this photo looking towards St Augustine's church. Around a decade after this photo was taken, Cheapside and the City of London were heavily damaged in the Blitz. The street was lost as was the church, though its tower remains.