Londoners Then And Now Collection
"Londoners Then and Now: A Glimpse into the Ever-Evolving City" Step back in time to 1826
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"Londoners Then and Now: A Glimpse into the Ever-Evolving City" Step back in time to 1826, where The Elephant and Castle on the Brighton Road stood as a bustling hub for Londoners. Fast forward to 1920, and witness how this iconic landmark has transformed over the years. Travel further into history to Smithfield Market in 1810, captured by artist Thomas Rowlandson. This vibrant marketplace was a vital part of London's economy then, and it continues to thrive even today. Stroll through St. James's Park in 1790 with E Daves' masterpiece capturing its serene beauty. Compare it to the park we know now – still an oasis amidst the urban chaos but perhaps with more modern touches. Experience society at Marylebone Gardens in 1755 through John Tinney's artwork, transporting you to an era of grandeur and sophistication. Marvel at how social gatherings have evolved since then. Witness scenes near the Bank in 1781 depicted by Thomas Malton I – a testament to London's financial prowess throughout centuries. Contrast it with our modern skyline dominated by towering skyscrapers symbolizing global finance. Explore The Stocks Market from 1738 as envisioned by Henry Fletcher – a vivid reminder of London's trading heritage that has shaped its identity over time. Immerse yourself in history during "The March of Guards Towards Scotland" painted by Luke Sullivan in 1745. Reflect upon how military traditions have changed while honoring their enduring significance today. Relive moments like "The Riot in Broad Street" on June 7th, 1780 portrayed by James Heath – reminding us that protests are not new phenomena but rather integral parts of London’s rich past. Visit "The Dog and Duck" pub immortalized by an unknown artist from 1789; compare it with contemporary watering holes where locals gather for pints after work or tourists seek authentic experiences. Step outside St.