It is very difficult nowadays to say where the suburbs of London come to an end, and where the country begins. The railways, instead of enabling Londoners to live in the country, have turned the country into a city. London will soon assume the shape of a great starfish. The old town, extending from Poplar to Hammersmith, will be the nucleus, and the various railway lines will be the projecting rays. —  Anthony Trollope. The Three Clerks

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"(V)" indicates a Victorian photograph or engraving; "(P)" indicates a Victorian or Edwardian postcard. Some buildings, such as the National History Museum, the V&A, and the Foreign Office, appear in a dozen or more photographs. — George P. Landow

Bridges and Canals

  • The Albert Bridge
  • Blackfrairs Bridge (P)
  • London Bridge (V)
  • Tower Bridge
  • Westminster Bridge
  • Canal near Camden Locks
  • Camden Lock and the Canal
  • Richmond Lock, London

    • Churches

  • All Saints, Margaret Street
  • St. Andrew's Church, Surbiton
  • Brompton Oratory
  • St. Stephen's Chapel, Houses of Parliament
  • St. Mary Abbot's Church, Kensington
  • Holy Trinity Church, Sloane Street
  • St Pancras Old Church
  • St. Paul's Cathedral
  • Southwark Cathedral
  • Westminster Abbey (V)

    • Government Buildings

  • The Houses of Parliament
  • India and Colonial Offices (now Foreign and Commonwealth Office
  • Home Office(P)
  • Lawcourts
  • Mansion House (home of the Lord Mayor, V)
  • The Royal Mint (P)
  • Whitehall (V)
  • Newgate Gaol
  • Workhouse, St. Pancras
  • Legal London (sitemap)

    • Palaces

  • Buckingham Palace
  • Carlton House (Royal Palace before c. 1820)
  • Kensington Palace
  • Kew Palace
  • St. James's Palace
  • Windsor Castle (V)
  • Hampton Court Palace

    • Monuments

  • Albert Memorial
  • The Victoria Memorial
  • Hyde Park Gate
  • Marble Arch
  • Wellington (or Constitution) Arch
  • Wren's Monument Commemorating the Great Fire of London
  • Wren's Temple Bar
  • Burdett-Coutts Memorial Sundial

    • Museums

  • Museums and other Cultural Institutions (sitemap)
  • British Museum (9
  • Dulwich Picture Gallery
  • Imperial War Museum
  • National Gallery
  • National Portrait Gallery
  • Natural History Museum
  • Royal Academy of Art
  • Victoria and Albert Museum
  • National Maritime Museum
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    Parks, Cemeteries, and Other Green Spaces

  • Sitemap
  • Green Park
  • Kensington Gardens
  • Hampstead Heath
  • Hyde Park
  • Kensal Green Cemetery
  • Postman's Park
  • Victorian Embankment Gardens

    • Railway Stations, Hotels, and other Railway-related Structures

  • St. Pancras and Grand Midland Hotel
  • King's Cross
  • Hotel Russell
  • Waterpoint near St. Pancras Station

    • Private Organizations

  • Sitemap
  • The Athenaeum
  • The Reform Club
  • Royal Automobile Club
  • Royal College of Music
  • Royal College of Organists
  • The United Service Club
  • Traveller's Club

    • Retail Shops, Commercial Buildings

  • The Bank of England and the Royal Exchange (V)
  • Covent Garden
  • Islington Market
  • Leadenhall Market
  • Smithfield Meat Market
  • Liberty & Co.
  • Harrods
  • Hay's Galleria
  • The Burlington Arcade
  • The Princes Arcade
  • The Royal Arcade
  • The Royal Opera Arcade
  • Shops in Whitechapel

    • Squares and Circuses

  • Piccadilly Circus with Gilbert's Eros (V)
  • Red Lion Square
  • Trafalgar Square Victorian and modern photographs
  • Waterloo Place, 1830

    • Structures along the River Thames and Riverine Activity

  • Barges and a steam-powered paddle-wheeler, Tower Bridge in the background (V)
  • Tower Bridge
  • The Victoria Embankment, Cleopatra's Needle, and Steam Ferries (V)
  • West India Docks
  • Billingsgate fish market
  • Derelict Warehouse beside the Regent's Canal

    • Theatres and Concert Halls

  • Sitemap for London theatres
  • Albery Theatre
  • The Crystal Palace
  • The Criterion Theatre
  • Covent Garden (Royal Opera House)
  • Lyceum Theatre
  • Royal Albert Hall
  • Theatre Royal, Haymarket
  • The Eygptian Hall, Piccadilly
  • Alexandra Palace
  • The People's Palace

    • Universities and Educational Institutions

  • Bedford College
  • Imperial College of Science, Technology, and Medicine
  • Old Royal Naval College
  • Imperial Institute(P)
  • Kings College, London
  • Middle Temple
  • St Thomas's Hospital (and Medical School)
  • The Royal Institute of Painters of Watercolours
  • University College, London
  • The Working Men's College

    • Housing for the Middle and Upper Classes

  • Albert Court
  • Housing (sitemap)
  • The Albany
  • Houses along St. Andrew's Square, Surbiton
  • Homes of Artists and Sculptors

    • Slums and Working-Class Housing

  • Market Court, Kensington
  • Peabody Square — model housing for the poor
  • The London of G. M. W. Reynolds — unbounded wealth and appalling misery

    • Bibliography

  • Victorian Web reviews of recent books about London
  • Bibliography of Contemporary Victorian Sources
  • Bibliography of Secondary Materials
  • Indian and Moorish Style: Selected Bibliography

    Related Web Resources

  • London and the River Thames in the Visual Arts
  • The Bridges of London in the visual arts
  • Detailed maps of London in 1893-1896 (National Library of Scotland)
  • Images of London (Commercial UK site with "Photographs and Art Prints of London's Most Famous Places")
  • Abbeys & Cathedrals in England and Wales
  • Society for the Protection of Ancient Building (founded by William Morris in 1877)
  • Victorian Cemeteries (UK site)

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    Last modified 18 November 2017