Lost London

by Hermione Hobhouse

Other authors: Richard Hayes (Designer)

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Many of London's important buildings and landmarks have been destroyed, either by the encroaching city or by the blitz bombing of World War II. This book takes a look at some of them.

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Many pictures, little text. Would give more stars for color pictures, more modern edition. Wish there were an accompanying website!
Sometimes really heartbreaking, and at the same time a reminder of how much London lost in WWII.
Should be required source material for writers of historical romances set in London. (

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Jaie22 | Mar 9, 2010 |

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Many of London's important buildings and landmarks have been destroyed, either by the encroaching city or by the blitz bombing of World War II. This book takes a look at some of them.

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