Mid-Town London includes Aldwych, Holborn, Clerkenwell, Farringdon and Blackfriars - and the various Inns of Courts. In between the City of London and the West End.
Statue at Blackfriars, London
London, UK - 7 July 2014: Taxi, a bronze statue by American artist J. Seward Johnson Junior on John Carpenter street, office buildings on the edge of the City of London at Blackfriars. Part of the JP Morgan Chase art collection.
North-South Cycle Superhighway, London
Cyclists on North-South Cycle Superhighway undertaking the evening commute from the centre of the city of London to cycle home. Photo is taken at the traffic lights at the busy Ludgate Circus junction where Fleet Street meets Farringdon Street.
New Street Square,
New Street Square is a modern office development in the "mid-town" area of London, situated just North of Fleet Street.
The Blackfriars Pub, City of London
The Blackfriars, an old London pub, on New Bridge Street at Blackfriars in the City of London. The interior of the pub with its elaborate carved scuptures of monks is popular with guided tour groups.
Garden and architecture of The Temple legal district in London
"The Temple" - home of two of the four Inns of Court of the English legal system. The Temple was originally the precinct of the Knights Templar.
"The Temple" - home of two of the four Inns of Court of the English legal system. The Temple was originally the precinct of the Knights Templar.
Garden and architecture of The Middle Temple, London
Middle Temple - part of "The Temple" - home of two of the four Inns of Court of the English legal system. The Temple was originally the precinct of the Knights Templar.
Modern Routemaster inspired double decker bus on Fleet Street
London, UK - 7 July 2014: View along Fleet Street and up Ludgate Hill looking towards the dome of St Pauls Cathedral
Dr Johnson's House, Gough Square, London
Dr Johnson's House, Gough Square, just off Fleet Street, London - home of Samuel Johnson, a writer who compliled "A Dictionary of the English Language".
Premier Inn hotel, Blackfriars, London
A Premier Inn hotel in what were once office buildings occupied by KPMG on Dorset Rise at Blackfriars, London
The Daily Express building on Fleet Street
The Daily Express building on Fleet Street, London - art deco architecture from the 1930's
Cycle Superhighway on Farringdon Road, London
Cyclists on North-South Cycle Superhighway undertaking the evening commute from the centre of the city of London to cycle home. Photo is taken at the busy Ludgate Circus traffic lights where Fleet Street meets Farringdon Street.
Cycle Superhighway on Farringdon Road, London
Cyclists on North-South Cycle Superhighway undertaking the evening commute from the centre of the city of London to cycle home. Photo is taken at the busy Ludgate Circus traffic lights where Fleet Street meets Farringdon Street.
Clerkenwell Green, London
St James Church spire and the Marx Memorial Library, Captured on film in 2002
Chancery Lane station and the Prudential building
Chancery Lane tube station and the old Prudential building, London, UK
Bearded man riding Bullitt Cargo Bike in London
A blur of cyclists on the North-South Cycle Superhighway undertaking the evening commute from the centre of the city of London to cycle home meet a bearded man riding a Bullitt Cargo Bike in London. Photo is taken at the busy Ludgate Circus where Fleet Street meets Farringdon Street.
Booksellers Pub and The Cockpit, Blackfriars, London
Shaw's Booksellers and The Cockpit Pub, Saint Andrews Hill, Blackfriars, London
The Blackfriars Pub, City of London
London. UK: 25 June 2013: The streets around The Blackfriar, an old London pub, on New Bridge Street at Blackfriars in the City of London. The interior of the pub with its elaborate carved scuptures of monks is popular with guided tour groups.
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