This location, which occupies six acres, burned down in 1616 and was rebuilt in 1670.
This location is a simple and virtuous vessel with a fat cargo hold, used to make runs up and down the River Thames.
Church of St. Olave
This location is near the bridge of the Thames and marks where the waves of equal width are below the waterfront.
Chamberlains Wharf and Bridge Yard
These locations on the Thames Bridge are of equal length, allow communication with the nearby streets, and offer hinterland access.
London Bridge buildings
These locations were built by trial and error, and many of them overlook the Thames and often give way, falling into the river and killing their occupants.
This location is a thoroughfare off Leicester Fields, which joins two other streets like the tributaries of a river to form a short but wide main...
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