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Olde London Towne (2)

Following our previous post, This tells us about some specific mediaeval buildings ands structures.

Posted by super blue in archaeology, buildings and tagged Athelstan, burial sites, Clink Prison, Cross Bones Graveyard, Crow's Nest, executions, Francis Walsingham, Jack Cade, James Paget, medieval buildings, prostitution, River Fleet, Samuel Pepys, St. Bartholomew's Hospital Museum, St. Olave Hart Street, Templars, Temple Church, Thames, The London Stone, Tower of London

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