The rear bar has access to the WCs, and a small yard, since 2013 a smoking area
Looking north with Pennine House on the left
Photographed by Derek Kendall, May 2016
photographed by Derek Kendall, 2016
photographed by Derek Kendall, 2016
photographed by Derek Kendall, 2016, with Pure Aldgate, 60 Commercial Road, and Dryden Building, 37 Commercial Road, in the background
The Royal London Hospital in 2016.
South Coast Eyewear and Miss Scarf QQ in early 2017
The far point of the triangular site in the foreground is the site of Gardiner's Corner, a local landmark department store till it closed i…
No. 25 is located directly in the middle of the photograph above 'MTB Exchange'
Looking east down Wentworth Street to the Toynbee Hall development site with the retained facade of College Buildings propped up.
When College East flats were built in the 1980s, the surviving part of College Buildings, dwellings also built by Toynbee Hall a century b…
The yellow door of No 75 marks the former access to Bull Court, in existence by the 17th century, and which survived vestigially until c. 1…
The stretch shows 89 (the WhiteHart) to 105, and beyond the Relay Buildings, 122 to 137 Whitechapel High Street.
showing the archway marking the southern entrance to Banglatown, erected in 1997 to designs by Mina Thakur
The Royal London Hospital, as seen from the junction of East Mount Street and Whitechapel Road.
Sedgwick Centre from South-West
View south in June 2017
View south of Nos 52 to 72 Middlesex Street, June 2017
Plaque of 1884 marking the north boundary of Whitechapel parish, on the Wentworth Street frontage of 72 Middlesex Street.
Plaque dated 1884 on the west front of 72 Middlesex Street marking the boundary of Whitechapel parish, June 2017
46 and 48 Middlesex Street in June 2017
View south form The Bell of the warehouses at 38 to 48 Middlesex Street and the Travelodge on the site of Cromlech House under construction…
View south of the warehouses at 38 to 44 Middlesex Street
The Bell photographed in June 2017
View of Petticoat Lane market in Wentworth Street from near the junction with Commercial Street, June 2017.
Th erest of College Buildings was demolished in the 1980s, when this part of its frontage was retained during redevelopment. When the 1980s…
View east along Wentworth Street and south down Goulston Street of Arcadia Court, and the shops at 30 to 50 Wentworth Street and 36 to 48 G…
photographed by Derek Kendall, 2016
No 85, currently a perfume shop, was the Olde Angel pub, rebuilt in its present form in 1900 but closed c. 1910
Mural by John P. Blandy, Professor of Urology, presented to the Blizard Club c.1970
Decoration made from crown-cap bottle tops, part of a panel that reads 'YOU CAN RING MY DING DONG' that wraps around both frontages of The…
Rubbed brick panel depicting a bell from the gable of The Bell on New Goulston Street, June 2017
The New Goulston Street frontage of the Bell, June 2017, showing a Hallowe'en painting by French street artist Zabou, who regularly paints …
Detail of the door to the rear yard of the Bell, June 2017, showing Jack the Ripper-themed painting by French street artist Zabou, who regu…
Rubbed brick panel of a bell with a face on the canted corner pediment of The Bell, June 2017