ipernity: Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: st.mary somerset

st.mary somerset, london

02 Jul 2010

87

the tower of wren's church of 1686-94 overlooks upper thames street, making a proud show with its crown of pinnacles, obelisks and vases and with swags and grotesques over the windows. the body of the church was demolished in 1871, and the tower only missed the same fate due to lobbying led by the architect ewan christian, which managed to get an act of parliament passed to spare the tower.

st.mary somerset, london

Stiffleaf

02 Jul 2010

83

the tower of wren's church of 1686-94 overlooks upper thames street, making a proud show with its crown of pinnacles, obelisks and vases and with swags and grotesques over the windows. the body of the church was demolished in 1871, and the tower only missed the same fate due to lobbying led by the architect ewan christian, which managed to get an act of parliament passed to spare the tower.

st.mary somerset, london

Stiffleaf

02 Jul 2010

76

the tower of wren's church of 1686-94 overlooks upper thames street, making a proud show with its crown of pinnacles, obelisks and vases and with swags and grotesques over the windows. the body of the church was demolished in 1871, and the tower only missed the same fate due to lobbying led by the architect ewan christian, which managed to get an act of parliament passed to spare the tower.

st.mary somerset, london

Stiffleaf

02 Jul 2010

118

the tower of wren's church of 1686-94 overlooks upper thames street, making a proud show with its crown of pinnacles, obelisks and vases and with swags and grotesques over the windows. the body of the church was demolished in 1871, and the tower only missed the same fate due to lobbying led by the architect ewan christian, which managed to get an act of parliament passed to spare the tower.

st.mary somerset, london

Stiffleaf

02 Jul 2010

103

the tower of wren's church of 1686-94 overlooks upper thames street, making a proud show with its crown of pinnacles, obelisks and vases and with swags and grotesques over the windows. the body of the church was demolished in 1871, and the tower only missed the same fate due to lobbying led by the architect ewan christian, which managed to get an act of parliament passed to spare the tower.