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Where is London Bridge?
An attempt to locate where the stones from the very old London Bridge (demolished in the 1830s after over 600 years in use) and the more recent one (demolished in 1973) are today. Stones don't just disappear. They must be somewhere. Suggestions welcome. victor.keegan@gmail.com
An attempt to locate where the stones from the very old London Bridge (demolished in the 1830s after over 600 years in use) and the more recent one (demolished in 1973) are today. Stones don't just disappear. They must be somewhere. Suggestions welcome. victor.keegan@gmail.com
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Published on June 17, 2019
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St Magnus, the Martyr
St Botolph-without-Bishopsgate
The King's Arms
Wandsworth
Keats Alcove
Outside the Bank of England
Remains of the Rennie Bridge
The Mudlark
Paving slab from Rennie's bridge
The Bridge as sculpture
Lines of the old London Bridge
Alcove from old London Bridge
The second of two alcoves in Victoria Park
Ingress Abbey
Beaumont Quay, Thorpe-le-Soken
Myddleton House
Broadway, Barking
Gilwell Park, Chingford
Abbeyview, Waltham
Mill Hill School
Crooked Mile
Courtlands, Sheen Road
Kew Gardens
Chestnut Avenue
Fishmongers' Hall
Waltham Abbey CountryPark
Amersfoort, Holand
Point 29
Lee Valley White Water Centre (near)
Lee Valley White Water Centre (near)
Lee Valley Athletics Centre
Fishers Green
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Where is London Bridge?
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