Marshalsea prison wall

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17 Oct 2021

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Marshalsea prison wall

Dickens' father was imprisoned in Marshalsea prison for debt, from February to March 1824,for a debt to a baker. Dickens would then use this experience in his novel Little Dorritt.

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14 Apr 2024

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East India Dock wall

East India Dock Basin is the largest remaining part of the early 19th century East India Docks complex. I am not sure whether the water levels numbers (I assume that is what they are) are in feet... HWW

21 Jul 2021

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Deptford wall

Belated HWW to all! Sometimes, London thinks it is in Italy....

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05 Jun 2024

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Wall of windows

Space House, currently being restored. A 'brutalist icon' in Kemble street... Happy Wednesday Wall everyone!

07 Nov 2021

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Pixel Wall

20 Mar 2009

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Man on the wall

By contemprary british sculptor, Antony Gormley (born 1950). This sculpture is actually called Edge II, and can be seen opposite Eton College, in Common Lane. HWW everyone!