Walter Benington Collection
"Walter Benington: Capturing the Essence of 1935 London" Step into Devereux Court and be transported back to the elegance of the eighteenth century
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"Walter Benington: Capturing the Essence of 1935 London" Step into Devereux Court and be transported back to the elegance of the eighteenth century. In his captivating photograph, Walter Benington masterfully captures the timeless charm that lingers in every corner. The South Door of the Church of St. Mary Aldermanbury beckons with its grandeur and history. Through Benington's lens, we can almost hear the echoes of prayers whispered by generations past. Amidst London's bustling streets, a hidden oasis awaits. "A Pool of Quiet in Streaming London's Central Roar" reveals a serene retreat where one can escape from the chaos and find solace. Lothbury comes alive at noon on a business day as captured by Benington's keen eye. The hustle and bustle are frozen in time, allowing us to marvel at this glimpse into daily life during an era long gone. At the Sign of the Old Bell in St. Brides Churchyard, we are transported to a different time altogether. Walter Benington invites us to imagine ourselves stepping into this historic establishment and experiencing its rich stories firsthand. From high above Fleet Street, we peer into another world through the First Floor Grill Room window of The Cock. This vantage point offers a unique perspective on both city life and architectural beauty. Moorgate Street showcases new beginnings for London architecture, as depicted by buildings representative of modernity captured by Walter Benington's lens. These structures stand tall against their historical counterparts while shaping a vibrant future for this ever-evolving cityscape. Onboard a Thames barge, we find ourselves at sea with "At the Foot of Mast on a Thames Barge. " As waves gently rock beneath our feet, we become immersed in maritime tales that have shaped London's identity throughout centuries past. Gordon Square holds Bloomsbury Cathedral: The Catholic Apostolic Church—a sanctuary steeped in spirituality preserved by Benington's photograph.