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Lloyds New Building: Entrance in Leadenhall Street, 1928
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Lloyds New Building: Entrance in Leadenhall Street, 1928
Lloyds New Building: Entrance in Leadenhall Street, 1928. From A History of Lloyd s, by Charles Wright and C. Ernest Fayle. [Macmillan and Company Limited, London, 1928]
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A History Of Lloyds C Ernest C Ernest Fayle Charles Wright Fayle Insurance Insurance Company Leadenhall Street Lloyds Of London Macmillan And Co Pedestrian Portico Publishers Wright Motor Car Vintage Car
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This print showcases the grand entrance of Lloyd's New Building on Leadenhall Street in 1928. The architectural beauty of this structure is evident, with its imposing facade and impressive portico that commands attention from passersby. As we delve into the history of Lloyd's, a renowned insurance company based in London, we are transported back to an era when automobiles were still a novelty on the streets. In this snapshot frozen in time, a vintage car can be seen parked near the entrance, symbolizing progress and modernity. Pedestrians stroll along the avenue, adding life to the scene as they go about their daily activities. The background people give us a glimpse into British society during this period - men dressed smartly in suits and hats, going about their business amidst bustling city life. The image is taken from "A History of Lloyd's" a book written by Charles Wright and C. Ernest Fayle in 1928. Published by Macmillan and Company Limited, it serves as both an architectural documentation and literary work capturing the essence of Lloyds' significance within Britain's financial landscape. As we admire this monochrome masterpiece captured by an unknown photographer for The Print Collector collection, we cannot help but appreciate how architecture intertwines with transportation to shape our urban environment throughout history. This photograph stands as a testament to Lloyds' enduring legacy while offering us insight into early 20th-century Britain through its artistry and cultural significance.
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