In Throgmorton Street beside the north wall of the London Stock Exchange mb-height 1286 The site was purchased by

The site was purchased by the Crown in 1787 to become one of three Royal Gunpowder Mills in the UK

including a quack and a musician

Carnarvon and Sandon

Cameraman filming a wounded soldier

In Throgmorton Street beside the north wall of the London Stock Exchange mb-height 1286 The site was purchased byIn Throgmorton Street beside the north wall of the London Stock Exchange, 20th century. Photograph taken looking east down Throgmorton Street towards Old Broad Street. On the left is the entrance to Warnford Court, and just beyond it the southern archway of Throgmorton Avenue, which leads into London Wall. The right hand side of the street is the north wall of the Stock Exchange. Throgmorton Street is said to have received its name from Sir Nicholas