King Street - Cripplegate area
King Street - Cripplegate area
King Street
North side of King Street
The yard to the left was the Kings Arms Yard and the building above that had a beerhouse within it called the Duke of Wellington Inn.
Feature page on Bacchus Tavern
Wool Merchant taken from Mulcture Hall Road
Turning 180 degrees and we see Stone Dam Mills taken from Mulcture Hall Road
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Lower Kirkgate, 1825, by John Horner. This drawing, published in 1835, also shows old houses prior to their demolition in 1825, heralding a period of urban expansion in the second quarter of the 19th Century. One of the half timbered buildings in the foreground bears the sign 'Bradley - Gingerbread maker, wholesale and retail'. (photograph courtesy of Bankfield Museum)
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