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A Fleet Street public house (litho)
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A Fleet Street public house (litho)
7172978 A Fleet Street public house (litho) by Hammond, Aubrey (1893-1940); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Fleet Street public house. Illustration from The London Scene, Described by Lewis Melville (Faber and Gwyer, London, 1926).); © Look and Learn
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A Glimpse into the Vibrant Atmosphere of a Fleet Street Public House in 1920s London
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. This lithograph, captured by Aubrey Hammond in the early twentieth century, offers us a nostalgic glimpse into the bustling world of a Fleet Street public house. The image is part of "The London Scene" an illustrated book by Lewis Melville that vividly portrays various aspects of life in the British capital. In this particular scene, we find ourselves immersed in a lively gathering at one of Fleet Street's iconic establishments. Men and women engage in animated conversations over drinks, their voices blending harmoniously with the clinking glasses and laughter that fill the air. This was undoubtedly a place where journalists, writers, and literary figures would gather to exchange ideas and indulge in spirited discussions. The atmosphere exudes an unmistakable charm - dimly lit interiors adorned with wooden furnishings create an inviting ambiance for patrons seeking solace from their busy lives. As we observe closely, we notice men engrossed in deep conversation while sipping on their beverages; perhaps they are discussing breaking news or sharing stories from their latest assignments. Amidst this vibrant backdrop stands a female writer or novelist – her presence symbolizing the growing influence of women within literary circles during this era. She confidently holds court among her male counterparts as she contributes to intellectual discourse. This lithograph serves as both a visual time capsule and an ode to London's rich cultural heritage. It invites us to imagine ourselves stepping back into history and experiencing firsthand the camaraderie and intellectual stimulation that thrived within these hallowed walls.
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