London Postcard: Arundel Hotel Victoria Embankment Temple Station 1934 XT5800

This striking view captures the grand facade of the Arundel Hotel rising prominently beyond the Temple Underground Station entrance on the Victoria Embankment. The composition shows local pedestrians walking along the street near the station signage and the historic stone steps leading past the hotel architecture. It offers a fascinating glimpse into early twentieth-century London street life and the architectural landscape of the bustling Embankment district.

This is a non standard size postcard which was published by Arundel Hotel (Official Hotel Postcard). The postcard was made in the United Kingdom and measures 133mm x 84mm. This postcard was posted in 1934 to Mrs J. Prigg, 68 Durnford Street, Stonehouse, Plymouth, Devon.

This postcard has a heavy curved crease at the bottom edge area. Some creasing at the top edge.


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