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Excavating in the bombed Cripplegate area



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Excavating in the bombed Cripplegate area

Mr W. F. Grimes, Keeper of the London Museum (Museum of London) assisted by a volunteer, archaeological worker, Miss Adrienne Farrell, in the excavations at Monkwell Street in the City of London. In 1947, the Roman and Medieval Excavation Council under the direction of Mr Grimes, systematically explored the area laid waste by the blitz before building work began again in the ravaged area lying just to the north of St. Pauls Cathedral. The excavations eventually unearthed substantial remains of a Roman fort. Date: 1947

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1947 Adrienne Archaeological Archaeologist Archaeologists Area Bombed Council Cripplegate Digging Excavating Excavation Excavations Farrell Grimes Keeper Trench Volunteer


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Discover the rich history of London with our unique range of greeting cards from Media Storehouse. This captivating card features an iconic image of "Excavating in the Bombed Cripplegate Area" by Rights Managed from Mary Evans Prints Online. Witness the dedication of Keeper of the London Museum, Mr. W.F. Grimes, and volunteer archaeological worker, Miss Adrienne Farrell, as they delve into the past in the Monkwell Street excavations in the City of London. Perfect for history enthusiasts or anyone looking to send a thoughtful and meaningful message, this card is a must-have for your collection. Uncover the stories of the past with every card you send.

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Estimated Product Size is 12.5cm x 17.5cm (4.9" x 6.9")

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In this evocative photograph, taken in 1947, we see Mr. W.F. Grimes, the esteemed Keeper of the London Museum (now known as the Museum of London), diligently working alongside a dedicated volunteer, Miss Adrienne Farrell, in the ruins of the Cripplegate area in the heart of the City of London. The scene is set against the backdrop of the devastation wrought by the relentless bombing raids that had ravaged the city during World War II. The Roman and Medieval Excavation Council, under the expert direction of Mr. Grimes, had embarked on a systematic exploration of this area, which lay in ruins before rebuilding efforts could commence. The council's mission was to uncover the ancient history hidden beneath the rubble, preserving the rich heritage of the city for future generations. As they work side by side in the trench at Monkwell Street, Mr. Grimes and Miss Farrell are making significant strides in their quest for knowledge. Their determined efforts eventually led to the unearthing of substantial Roman fort remains, providing invaluable insights into the city's past. This poignant image captures the spirit of resilience and dedication that defined the post-war archaeological community in London. Amid the ruins of a once-great city, these intrepid archaeologists, led by the visionary Mr. Grimes, were committed to uncovering the hidden stories of the past, ensuring that the legacy of the ancient Roman fort would not be lost to the sands of time.

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