EAW011379 ENGLAND (1947). Liverpool Street Station and Spitalfields Market, Spitalfields, 1947

Brushfield Street

Bishopsgate Institute

Bishopsgates Institute

The Golden Heart Pub

What was the Central Foundation School, Spitalfields

Providence Row Night Refuge and Home, later Crispin Street Night Shelter - https://spitalfieldslife.com/2013/10/03/farewell-to-the-crispin-st-night-shelter/

What was Dorset Street

Peabody Buildings - The first Peabody estate was opened in Spitalfields in 1864

Elder Street

Blossom Street

spitalfields main entrance (old)

H&D HEADING produce stand

A MAY produce stand

Spitalfields Market Modern Entrance

The London Fruit Exchange, Spitalfields Market, by architect Sydney Perks for the Corporation of London, opened in 1929. The Corporation purchased Spitalfields Market in 1920. During World War Two the basement was home to London's largest public under ground air raid shelter, known as "Mickey's Shelter" after its organiser, legendary community hero, Mickey Davies, born Michael Valpiensky. In 1963, the Wool Exchange was moved into the building and it became the London Fruit and Wool Exchange. Tragically, it now may be demolished along with The Gun public house and Barclays Bank and Dorset/Duval Street and the next block south (now a car park) - all the way to White's Row.

Liverpool Street Railway Station

Spitalfields Market

Christ Church Spitalfields