Cassells Old Collection
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"Cassells Old: A Glimpse into London's Past through Engravings" Step back in time with Cassells Old, a collection of engravings that offer a captivating glimpse into the rich history of London. From bustling city streets to iconic landmarks and influential figures, these engravings transport us to an era long gone. In one engraving, we witness the daily life of a city apprentice, immersing ourselves in their world as they navigate the vibrant streets filled with merchants and craftsmen. Another engraving introduces us to Sir Peter Laurie, a prominent figure who left his mark on London's governance and society. The engravings also showcase notable Lord Mayors like Sir Matthew Wood and Sir Peter Laurie, capturing their grandeur as they preside over the city's affairs. Kensington Church stands tall in another engraving, its architectural beauty serving as a testament to London's religious heritage. Sir Charles Barry takes center stage in yet another engraving, showcasing his visionary designs that shaped London's skyline. St Thomas Hospital appears before our eyes too; its historic significance evident within its walls. Rowland Hills Chapel and Schools beckon us towards Westminster Bridge Road in Lambeth—a place where education thrived amidst changing times. The Guildhall comes alive in an enchanting banquet scene depicted by skilled hands—an ode to lavish celebrations held within those hallowed halls. As we explore further through these engravings' pages, we find ourselves transported inside the majestic House of Lords—an awe-inspiring sight that evokes both power and tradition. Columbia Market emerges next—a bustling hub where commerce thrived alongside community spirit. Lastly, Cannon Street Railway Station captures the essence of progress—its architecture symbolizing London's ever-evolving transportation network that connected people from all walks of life. Cassells Old offers more than just images; it invites us on an immersive journey through time.