London Postcard: Ludgate Hill and St. Paul's Cathedral,Street Scene,1920s XT1955

London Postcard: Ludgate Hill and St. Paul's Cathedral, Street Scene, 1920s XT1955


Ludgate Hill has served for centuries as a primary processional approach to St. Paul's Cathedral. This interwar-era photograph captures London in a period of significant technological transition, as horse-drawn transport was being replaced by the motorcars and double-decker trams seen in the image. The "Benson's" store belonged to J.W. Benson Ltd., a world-renowned firm of watchmakers and jewelers who held several Royal Warrants during this time.


This is an unused standard size postcard. The publisher is Wildt & Kray and the country of manufacture is the United Kingdom.



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