London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 01/09/2026On the nautical theme: Not many anchors on the streets of London. This one at the Brazilian Naval Commission, 170 Upper Richmond Road. 010 1
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 31/07/2026One of these little cats is playing with an outsized butterfly. Hemingford Road, N1. 000 0
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 17/07/2026Why put your post code on the front of your house? Is this a thing? 000 0
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 30/03/2026This lovely, playful frieze by Alan Collins, 1963, is in Warwick Lane, EC4. Check mate. 020 2
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 18/02/2026Back story: they chose a grey but when the gates were painted they didn't like it and are now considering other, darker greys. But it's definitely going to be grey. 011 1
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 01/01/2026We wish the world a truthful, honourable and peaceful 2026. 000 0
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 15/12/2025Call us judgemental, but this is ugly, isn't it? But someone liked it enough to allow it to be built; someone even *paid* for it to be built! 120 2
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 28/07/2025Magical: early morning light on Blurton Road E5. 000 0
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 30/06/2025On the side of the Upper Street 'Screen on the Green'. @fior.ist.ldn. Jack Nicholson woz here. 011 1
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 28/06/2025A house which has had some features 'modernised' at some point in the past is normally to be pitied, but here a late Victorian house has had the door and the brick surround remade in the 1920-30s. And though unusual, it looks good. 000 0
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 24/06/2025Puzzling image at maps.app.goo.gl/H8sPmMfMhHPg... . That shadow of a flying pigeon is thrown by the pigeon to the upper left. However, the wings in the shadow do not correspond to the wings on the actual bird. How to explain that? 000 0
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 12/06/2025Old steps at the entrance to the rear of an old pub, now The Byrds. Aylmer Rd E11. The stones have been worn away by the tread of patrons over the years. 010 1
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 27/05/2025So many different ways to treat one's own front garden, removing all plants being one. This was December, hence the festive plastic greenery around the patterned security grills. Napier Ave SW6. 010 1
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 09/05/2025The cement mixers regroup, preparing for their next assault on London. 000 0
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 19/04/2025Next heatwave find yourself some melting tarmac and create your own bottle-top street art. Pembridge Crescent. 020 2
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 13/04/2025Ballot bin for fag-ends in Bonnington Square Community Garden. 000 0
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 12/04/2025''Reduce, Reuse, Recycle' is not a new concept. 16 Portland Road, W11. 010 1
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 07/04/2025A pub converted to residential. Would it really not have been possible to leave the door, steps and gate in place? Even if not used. Buildings look better when they are treated with respect. Glenarm Road, E5 000 0
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 03/04/2025Now that is a very tall door. 92 Princedale Road, W11. 000 0
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 25/03/2025We spotted this marble block in the Embassy of Greece's Holland Park front garden in July 2024. (It's not there in 2017 Google Street View.) Question: Is it art? And if not, what? 010 1
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 25/02/2025This livery stable survived the bombs of both world wars. Prime real estate, it has also survived the property developers of the past 7 decades. Not on the national list, let's hope it's locally listed. Bouverie Road N16 020 2
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 18/02/2025These railing finials caught our attention. Elephant Pale Ale was once stored in this 1900 building, corner Hawley Crescent, designed by William Bradford. The finials are quite recent (2014/15) but are a charming enhancement. 031 3
London Remembers @londonremembers.com · 30/01/2025We passed this house last summer. It boasts 3 sculpted keystones, each decorated with a head. The central one did not hold our attention but these two demanded to be photographed and, still, leave us speechless. SW18, Fairfield Street, corner Tonsley Place. 010 1
