Regent's Quadrant c. 1886 mudlark books Ludgate Hill station and its

Ludgate Hill station and its approach on New Bridge Street closed to the public in 1929

Exterior of the Alhambra - Leicester Square illuminated at night

the people who worked and lived in London’s Docklands rarely shared in the riches arriving from around the world

This beautifully designed edition features endpapers illustrated by a fellow mudlark and includes an 8-page colour insert showcasing Lara’s most remarkable finds

was photographed inside The Women's Exhibition held at Princes' Skating Rink

Regent's Quadrant c. 1886 mudlark books Ludgate Hill station and itsRegent's Quadrant. Albumen print taken for the London Stereoscopic Society. Following the decline in popularity of stereoscopic photographs in the late 1860s, the stereoscopic society began to concentrate on taking and marketing conventional photoraphic views, including London's better known sites.