Queen Victoria Street Collection
Queen Victoria Street, a historical and bustling thoroughfare that has witnessed the evolution of cities and the passage of time
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Queen Victoria Street, a historical and bustling thoroughfare that has witnessed the evolution of cities and the passage of time. From its origins in Bristol BS2 0 Map to its presence in Blackburn with Darwen BB2 2 Map, this street has left an indelible mark on various locations. In London, back in 1888, Queen Victoria Street was a hub of activity. Engravings depict the vibrant cityscape stretching from Canon Street to the grandeur of Mansion House and even further towards iconic landmarks like the Tower. The engravings also capture scenes from The Poultry to Bishopsgate Street and Whitechapel, showcasing the diversity and energy pulsating through this historic artery. One engraving showcases Messrs George Wright and Cos New Premises on Queen Victoria Street—a testament to commerce flourishing along this thriving route. Another captures the imposing Post Office Central Offices standing tall amidst a black-and-white photograph. Religion found its place too as seen by lithographs depicting both British and Foreign Bible Society's House as well as their central offices located on Queen Victoria Street. These images serve as reminders of how faith intertwined with everyday life during those times. However, history is not without tragedy; an engraving depicts the Great Fire that ravaged Queen Victoria Street in City—an event etched forever into collective memory. Amidst all these changes, one constant remains—the Church of St Mary Aldermary stands proudly on Queen Victoria-Street—its restoration immortalized in another enchanting engraving. The street's significance extended beyond mere structures; it played host to momentous events such as Lord Mayor processions captured beautifully in black-and-white photographs. These images transport us back to a time when crowds lined up along Queen Victoria Street eagerly awaiting glimpses of pomp and pageantry. Finally, we come full circle with an evocative image capturing Queen Victoria Street: Mansion House End.