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Pictures of England by David Henry, featuring London, Big Ben, Houses of Parliament, Victoria and Albert Museum, Whitehall Palace, Tower Bridge, Westminster Abbey, Winchester Cathedral, and the Natural History Museum. Regardez cette page en français…

All of these pictures are available as high-resolution TIFF scan files. Many others were taken at each photo shoot, so there are plenty of other choices if you don’t see exactly what you are looking for… just ask!
The Westminster Clock Tower containing “Big Ben” with the Houses of Parliament, built between 1840 and 1888.

Big Ben, behind the houses of Parliament

 The Great Clock of Westminster, known worldwide as Big Ben.

Big Ben, the clock in Victoria Tower
One of the façades of the Houses of Parliament, London

The Houses of Parliament in London

 A mounted trooper guards the passage to the Horse Guards Parade, a wide graveled space inside the Whitehall Palace complex.

A guard on horseback at Whitehall Palace
Tower Bridge, designed by Sir Horace Jones, soon became a symbol of London after its completion in 1894.

Tower Bridge in London

 Built around 1250 by Royal Masons, the Chapter House was used by Benedictine monks for their daily meetings

Westminster Abbey’s Chapter House
The Jewel House in Waterloo Barracks, in the inner ward of the Tower of London.

The Waterloo Barracks, inside the Tower of London

 The British Crown Jewels have been on public display since the 17th century in the Tower of London. The collection is now exhibited in the Waterloo Barracks.

Tower of London’s Waterloo Block
The collection of post-classical European sculpture at the Victoria and Albert Museum is the most comprehensive in the world.

Sculpture on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum

 A visitor peruses some sculptures at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London

Sculptures at the Victoria and Albert Museum
Neal’s Yard is lined with boutiques housed in former warehouses.

Neal’s Yard

 Sega World, in London’s Trocadero shopping centre.

Inside Sega World, Piccadilly Circus
Greenwich Observatory, near London

Arcades linking buildings in Greenwich Observatory complex

 The arched entrance to the Natural History Museum, London

Sculpted columns of the Natural History Museum’s entrance
A yacht in Saint Katherine’s Dock in London.

Gourmet water transport at Saint Katherine’s Dock

 One of the restaurant-pubs at Katherine’s Dock, Dickens’ Inn, London

The Dickens’ Inn at Katherine’s Dock
Trams and trolleybuses, all dating from the first half of the twentieth century, on display at the London Transportation Museum.

Electrically-powered public transport at the London Transport Museum

 The Feng Shang Chinese floating restaurant, moored in Cumberland Basin not far from the Camden locks.

A Chinese restaurant floating in the Grand Union Canal
The house where Virginia Woolf lived in London, from 1907 to 1911.

Virginia Woolf’s house in London

 A typical Londinian phone booth.

A public phone booth in London
The western façade and main entrance to Winchester Cathedral, the longest Gothic church in Europe.

The façade of Winchester Cathedral

 A summer vacationing couple walking in front of the London Inn in Cornwall.

The London Inn in Cornwall
Wild thistles in the Cornwall countryside.

Thistles in the Cornish countryside

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