EPW045403 ENGLAND (1934). Aldgate High Street and environs, London, 1934

Vine Street

Vine Street

Mark Lane

Billiter Street

Bishopsgate

Fenchurch Street

Saint Botolph without Bishopgate

St. Botolph without, Bishopsgate 01/11/2013

I think this is the former PO building. Currently Beaufort House resides on this site

The London Fruit Exchange at Spitalfields Market, opened 30 October 1929. Built for the wholesale auctioning, showing and distribution of mainly imported fruit, it was located here by the City Corporation who acquired Spitalfields Market from its private owner in 1920. During World War Two, the basement of the Exchange became a Stepney Borough public air-raid shelter, familiarly known after its organiser, Mickey Davies, as "Mickey's Shelter". Visitors to this famous shelter, London's largest under ground public air raid shelter, included Clementine Churchill and Wendell Willkie from America. In 1963 the Wool Exchange was moved into the building by the Corporation. Currently, there is a controversial plan to demolish the London Fruit and Wool Exchange.

Brushfield Street

To the Whitechapel Road

Aldgate High Street

Spitalfields Market

Spitalfields Market Building

Christ Church Spitalfields

Christ Church Spitalfields

Liverpool Street Railway Station

Liverpool Street Station Concourse

Liverpool Street Railway Station

Fenchurch Street Railway Station

Aldgate Station

Saint Botolph without Aldersgate

The ends of the Metropolitan Line's terminal platforms at Aldgate , complete with buffer stops.

Minories Junction on the Circle and District Lines

Haydon Square Goods

Fenchurch Street Station

The Houndsditch Warehouse Co

Broad Street Station

Liverpool Street Station

The Baltic Exchange