EAW011195 ENGLAND (1947). The Port of London Authority Warehouses (formerly East India Company Warehouses), Bury Street and environs, London, 1947

St. Mary Axe

Leadenhall Street

Fenchurch Street

Spitalfields Market

Christ Church Spitalfields

Bishopsgate 07/05/2014

St. Botolph without, Bishopsgate 01/11/2013

Spitalfields Market. In 1928, the 1893 Market Hall was extended to the west by the building of the Market Annexe or Extension. The Market Annexe was designed by the Architect to the City, Sydney Perks, who also designed the 1929 London Fruit Exchange, opposite. In 2003, the Market Annexe was demolished for the 'Bishop's Square' development.

The London Fruit and Wool Exchange, built as the London Fruit Exchange, 1929. This is Spitalfields Market in what was Stepney, now the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. The Exchange is a local landmark, with distinctive white stone towers, which were designed by Architect to the City, Sydney Perks, to compliment Hawksmoor's Christ Church, opposite. This photo shows the south elevation of the Exchange which runs the length of Dorset, later Duval Street; 380 feet long, this also contained the Municipal Offices of the Borough of Stepney, and in World War Two, the entrance to the basement which was a public air raid shelter. London's largest under ground public Shelter, known as "Mickey's Shelter", after its famous organiser.