Historic view by cfulton
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I only just found out what the building on the left is, the Jewel Tower.
The Jewel Tower in London is one of only two surviving sections of the medieval royal Palace of Westminster, the other being Westminster Hall. It was built in 1365-1366 to house the private treasures of Edward III and its alternative name was the "King's Privy Wardrobe". In the early 17th-century it became a records office for the House of Lords. From 1869 until 1936 it was the home of the Board's Standards Department. The Jewel Tower is not to be confused with The Jewel House at The Tower of London and is not the home of the Crown Jewels.
~ Wikipedia ~
What caught my eye originally is Westminster Abbey in the background...
Clive
Comments (15)
You took such a wonderful set of pics on your visit! This is anopther cracker!
This is a super shot and quite a different POV.
Great capture.... Love the POV Really like those 2 structures in the back I just uploaded a new one too....first one since Christmas Hope to see you drop by Hugs Susan~
Sweet shot! Well spotted! And good detection work mate lol Rob
Superb capture Clive. God Bless.
Beautiful peek into this cityscape!
Interesting photograph!
Very cool capture and interesting information
Wonderful framing of this beautiful view; well done!
P-E-R-F-E-C-T. 5+! I thank you a lot for this one.
Wow, Clive. I concur with Andrea's comment. You've made the ordinary extraordinary.
Such astonishing history, and a wonderfully composed photograph! VERY nice!
really pretty!!! (thought you resided in London! even more impressed now! -for a 'tourist' to photograph 'details' like that! -)
Impressive view - the fragile architecture of the church in opposition with the massive looking houses.
An all together unique POV for the towers Clive! Also excellent stone work on the left.