This tour started at Temple Station, took us the Water Gate via walking along the Thames, continued to Strand Street into the depths of the Inns of Court, and finally ended at Sir John Soane’s house where we had a short, but sweet, tour. There are some great shots of a pensive Brian, and an awkward Sarah I’m sure you’ll enjoy!
UFS3: Assembling at Temple Station
UFS3: Temple Station again…
UFS3: Brian Murray, Our Intrepid Guide, has arrived!
UFS3: Brian holds forth on the terrace above Temple Station
UFS3: Victoria Embankment, Gilbert’s Monument
UFS3: Savoy Hotel viewed from Victoria Embankment
UFS3: Robert Raikes, Founder of Sunday Schools
UFS3: Brian tells the story of Cleopatra’s Needle
UFS3: A Water Gate, the last remnant of a Noble House
UFS3: Water Gate, looking over Victoria Embankment to Thames
UFS3: Samuel Pepys lived on this site close to the Water Gate
UFS3: Strand Street, near the Savoy
UFS3: Hat Shop on Strand Street
UFS3: Queen’s Chapel of the Savoy
UFS3: Queen’s Chapel Sign
UFS3: City of Westminster post
UFS3: The Devereux – site of Grecian Coffee House
UFS3: Devereux Plaque
UFS3: Inns of Court, side entrance
UFS3: Inns of Court, inner courtyard
UFS3: Inns of Court – Middle Temple Hall
UFS3: Former Temple of the Knights Templar – from which Temple Station got it’s name
UFS3: Dr. Johnson’s House
UFS3: Memorial to Dr. Johnson’s cat Hodge
UFS3: In Lincoln’s Inn Fields, facing Sir John Soane’s house
