EAW000481 ENGLAND (1946). Soho, Westminster, from the east, 1946

Bourchier Street

Old Compton Street

The burnt out remains of Queen's Hall concert hall, destroyed in 1941 as the result of enemy action.

Brewer Street Car Park, 17/03/2015

Wallace Collection, Manchester Square, 17/03/2015

Hinde Street Methodist Church, 17/03/2015

Cavendish Square, 17/03/2015

All Saints' Church, Margaret Street, 17/03/2015

Wells Street/Oxford Street, 17/03/2015

Conduit Street 21/05/2014

Liberty House, Regent Street 21/05/2014

Parish Church of St George, Hanover Square, Mayfair, London 21/05/2014

Regent Street at Margaret Street, 21/05/2014

The Langham Hotel, Langham Place, 21/05/2014

Abbey House, Baker Street, 18/02/2014

Marylebone Road, St. Marylebone Parish Church, 18/02/2014

Chiltern Court and Baker Street Station, Marylebone Road, 18/02/2014

Greek Street, 30/06/2014

Bateman Street, 30/06/2014

Romilly Street, , 30/06/2014

Frith Street, 30/06/2014

Dean Street, 30/06/2014

Now the Queens Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue , 30/06/2014

Apollo Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue , 30/06/2014

Lyric Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue , 30/06/2014

Gielgud Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue , 30/06/2014

The Prince Edward Theatre. Since 1930 it has carried various names, delivering different forms of entertainment: The Radio Theatre / The London Casino (before WWII and again when it re-opened in 1946) / Queensberry All-Services Club / The Casino Cinerama Theatre / Casino Cinema. In its Casino Cinerama days I saw "Seven Wonders of the World" and "The Ten Commandments". What have you seen here?

The Palladium Theatre

Golden Square

Shaftesbury Avenue and "Theatreland"

A striking advertisement for Pathe (Associated-British Pathé) on the side elevation of 103 Wardour Street

Bourne and Hollingsworth department store 1902-1983. The comedy singing duo Flanders and Swann tell of a friend who passed away and "is now gone to the great bourne from which there can be no hollingsworth".

Soho Square

Gerrard Street - now the main thoroughfare of Chinatown

Lisle Street

Oxford Circus

Wardour Street

War-damaged St Anne's Church, Soho

Selfridge's

All Souls, Langham Place. There is something odd about the spire. Has it been truncated or is it still wearing wartime protection?

Broadcasting House