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St Pauls Cathedral dominates the view of the area north of Cannon Street (left) Rebuilding
St Pauls Cathedral dominates the view of the area north of Cannon Street (left) Rebuilding is now well underway on sites bombed during the blitz. In the immediate foreground will be " Watling House" (A block of offices) and behind on the left more offices (Gateway House). Running from right foreground to St Pauls is Watling Street. On the right of this can be seen steelwork for new offices of the Bank of England 18th July 1954
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This print captures the iconic St Paul's Cathedral as it majestically dominates the view of the area north of Cannon Street in London. The image, taken on 18th July 1954, showcases a city in transition. Rebuilding efforts are well underway following the devastating bombings during World War II. In the immediate foreground, we see "Watling House" a block of offices that symbolizes resilience and progress amidst destruction. Behind it, Gateway House stands tall, representing the determination to rebuild and restore normalcy to this vibrant city. The historic Watling Street stretches from right foreground all the way to St Paul's Cathedral itself, serving as a symbolic path connecting past and present. This ancient road has witnessed centuries of change and now leads us towards one of London's most cherished landmarks. To the right of Watling Street, steelwork for new offices belonging to none other than the prestigious Bank of England can be seen. This glimpse into construction signifies growth and prosperity in post-war London. This remarkable photograph by Topography not only captures architectural marvels but also tells a story about resilience, development, and transformation. It serves as a poignant reminder that even after facing immense adversity, cities like London continue to rise from their ashes with unwavering strength and determination.
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