Natwest Collection

Corner of Baker Street and Dorset Street, Marylebone, London
National Westminster Bank building on the corner of Baker Street and Dorset Street, Marylebone, London. Date: circa 1905

England, London, City of London, NatWest Bank Building on the Corner of Princes Street and Poultry

Jon Lewis & Geraint Jones England V Australia England V Australia Natwest Se Bristol 19 June 2005 Date: 19 June 2005

Steve Harmison & Darren Gough England V Australia England V Australia Natwest Se Bristol 19 June 2005 Date: 19 June 2005

Steve Harmison & Marcus Trescothic England V Australia England V Australia Natwest Se Bristol 19 June 2005 Date: 19 June 2005

Steve Harmison & Paul Collingwood England V Australia England V Australia Natwest Se Bristol 19 June 2005 Date: 19 June 2005

Glenn Mcgrath & Matthew Hayden England V Australia England V Australia Natwest Se Bristol 19 June 2005 Date: 19 June 2005

Darren Gough Changes England V Australia England V Australia Natwest Se Bristol 19 June 2005 Date: 19 June 2005

Darren Gough & Michael Vaughan England V Australia England V Australia Natwest Se Bristol 19 June 2005 Date: 19 June 2005

Andrew Flintoff & Steve Harmison England V Australia England V Australia Natwest Se Bristol 19 June 2005 Date: 19 June 2005

Paul Collingwood After Catch England V Australia England V Australia Natwest Se Bristol 19 June 2005 Date: 19 June 2005

The London and Westminster Bank (engraving)
3622247 The London and Westminster Bank (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The London and Westminster Bank.); © Look and Learn

The City of London financial centre and the Millenium bridge, London, England
England, London, The City of London financial centre and the Millenium bridge

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England, London, Skyline with view across the thames towards Blackfriars bridge from left to right St Pauls Cathedral, Tower 42 and Swiss RE tower

London Bridge, England, UK, 30 / 10 / 18. Creator: Ethel Davies
London Bridge, England, UK, 30/10/18. Traditional narrowboats on the River Thames beneath London Bridge under the City of London, SE1, England, UK

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"Exploring the Historic NatWest Bank Building in London's Marylebone" Step into history at the iconic NatWest Bank Building, located on the corner of Baker Street and Dorset Street in Marylebone, London. This architectural gem stands as a testament to England's rich heritage and is a must-visit for history enthusiasts. As you wander through its grand halls, you can almost imagine the hustle and bustle of City of London life that once filled these walls. The NatWest Bank Building on the Corner of Princes Street is another remarkable landmark worth discovering. Nestled in the heart of England's capital city, this magnificent structure showcases stunning architecture that seamlessly blends tradition with modernity. Its presence adds an air of sophistication to its surroundings while serving as a reminder of London's financial prowess. For cricket fans, NatWest holds special significance as it has been associated with legendary players throughout history. From Jon Lewis & Geraint Jones' memorable partnership to Steve Harmison & Darren Gough's formidable duo, this bank has witnessed some unforgettable moments on and off the pitch. Steve Harmison further left his mark alongside Marcus Trescothic, Paul Collingwood, and Andrew Flintoff - their contributions forever etched into cricket folklore. Not forgetting Glenn McGrath & Matthew Hayden who showcased their brilliance against all odds. Darren Gough also underwent significant changes during his career but continued to shine alongside Michael Vaughan - their camaraderie inspiring generations to come. And let us not overlook Paul Collingwood after his incredible catch; he solidified his place among cricket greats with sheer determination and skill. NatWest remains more than just a bank; it symbolizes resilience, teamwork, and excellence both within its walls and beyond. So next time you find yourself wandering through London or cheering for your favorite cricketers from around the world – remember NatWest’s enduring legacy that transcends boundaries.