Primrose Hill Homepage


©Basher Eyre
This is the eastern end of the A40 road that goes westwards, ultimately to Fishguard. The church is [[668305]].
©Nigel Cox
City Temple is both a church and a conference centre http://www.city-temple.com/index.asp. It was one of the earliest Nonconformist churches in London, choosing to worship God according to the Bible instead of following the Book of Common Prayer of the Church of England. Although there has been a Nonconformist church since the sixteenth century, this building dates from 1874.
©Nigel Cox
Looking north towards the junction of Charterhouse Street. The driver of the white van is doing the typical London style right turn -- as the traffic from the right on the main road slows down, push halfway out and wait for someone to let you complete your turn. Most drivers here anticipate it and they usually cooperate, but you could have a problem if they don't...
©Danny Robinson
Holborn Viaduct carries road traffic between St Pauls and Holborn Circus, running East/West. Farringdon Street runs North/South carrying road traffic between Blackfriars and the Kings Cross / Islington area. It was completed in 1869. Here is a Wikipedia link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holborn_Viaduct
©Danny Robinson
©Maureen Brian
Dr. Johnson's advice and footstep echos of literary masters.
©Marion Dutcher
An architectural treasure, cheek-by-jowl with other period pieces, early on a Saturday morning along a quiet Fleet Street.
©Marion Dutcher
The former house of the great writer and dictionary compiler. His assistants worked at a large table on the top floor.
©David Bradbury
The Central Criminal Court, home of justice in England and Wales.
©Fan Yang
Looking uphill (east) to St Pauls Cathedral.
©Alan Simkins
Looking north toward the Grand Avenue of Smithfield meat market, the major London livestock centre for centuries
©Alan Simkins
The main entrance to the Central Criminal Court, also known as the Old Bailey. Looking north toward Smithfield.
©Alan Simkins
©Basher Eyre
©Basher Eyre

Creative Commons Licence [Some Rights Reserved]

Members Nearby

Primrose Hill Discussion Forum

  • Internet Cafe and coffee shop

    For internet, faxing, photocopying, coffee, cakes, and a nice place to relax. Come and visit us, we are near to crossharbour station - a 2min walk from there. See more on www.cafeforever.org.
    cafeforever in Canary Wharf, Thursday 11 March, 2010

  • Is there more to life?

    A talk by Al Stewart with entertainment from The London Community Gospel Choir Thursday, 11 March 2010 7.00 – 8.30pm (6.15pm doors open & drinks available for purchase) East Wintergarden, Canary Wharf 43 Bank Street, …
    cafeforever in Canary Wharf, Thursday 11 March, 2010

  • plumbers

    anyone know of a good, reliable, cheap plumber around here?
    stuartw6 in Bethnal Green, Wednesday 10 March, 2010

London News (from the BBC)

News currently unavailable.
Display-ad-120x600

Places Near Primrose Hill

Barnsbury • Bayswater • Bloomsbury • Brondesbury • Camden Town • Fortune Green • Gospel Oak • Hampstead • Hyde Park • Kensal Rise • Kentish Town • Kilburn • Kilburn Park • King's Cross • Lisson Grove • Maida Hill • Maida Vale • Maitland Park • Marylebone • Paddington • Primrose Hill • Regent's Park • Soho • Somers Town • South Hampstead • St. John's Wood • St. Marylebone • Tufnell Park • West Hampstead • Westbourne Green •