Medieval London

This blog will no longer be regularly updated , I feel I have reached the limit of my research and interest on the medieval remains of Londo...

The Temple church is one of the oldest in London and has a truly fascinating history. Built from 1160 it displays the character...

Old St Pauls was the medieval predecessor of Sir Christopher Wrens current classical masterpiece. The cathedral of St Paul has been  ...

The church of St Bartholomew-the-great is one of the oldest parish churches in London and can boast some of the best Romanesque work in th...

Long lane in Smithfield is a road which runs parallel with  Cloth fair , this area of London is rich with medieval remains as the Great F...

Cloth fair is a medieval street in the heart of Smithfield which despite much alternation does retain some of its original  character an...

Very little remains above ground of the once great priory church of St John of Jerusalem. The church has had a very colourful history be...

This small medieval gem in the heart of the city of London has managed to retained an atmosphere of a country parish church. The church of ...

This house of a rich merchant stood on Bishopsgate since it was built around 1599 to its destruction for  the expansion of Liverpool Stree...

This row of interesting buildings of Hare court on middle temple lane I found on my way to the Temple Church. They may not be strictly ...