Dr Greg Robertsさんのイラストまとめ

The Patron Saint of Carphone Warehouse?
A view of the south east front of St Dunstan's Church, with Temple Bar at mid-distance on the left, #London 1789
By Thomas Malton

Down In The Sewer
Workmen installing new drains alongside Fleet Ditch at the back of Saffron Hill, #London (1855)
Painted by John Wykeham Archer

A Grave Scene
Yes, here we are in St Botolph's cemetery with a fragment of the old Roman Wall in the background and Nero, cat (aged 4), prowling past some headstones on his rodent-catching patrol
#London, John Wykeham Archer (1841)

Full of East-End Promise
Thomas Malton's view of the river Thames looking past Somerset House towards the dome of St Paul's Cathedral (1796) awards #London an almost Byzantine persona

The Church of St Lawrence Jewry, King Street Cheapside; with the Guildhall visible to the right, by Thomas Malton #London c.1785

Fair City
The Provost's House and Trinity College, #Dublin; with its theatre shown (right) on the corner of Grafton Street
By Thomas Malton c.1780

Perks of The Job
Perhaps the loveliest live-in accommodation in #London (1847) must be the Warder's Lodgings situated within the confines of the Tower of London.
(John Wykeham Archer)

Listen very carefully, I shall say this only once.
The Duke of Wellington adopts his John Inman persona whilst auditioning for the Regency-era version of Allo Allo, (July 1830) #WellingtonWednesday

The Old Wych at Aldwych
No, I dont mean this poor woman crossing the street - but the decripit old housing in Wych Street, just off the Strand #London - as captured by John Wykeham Archer (1844)

Real Life in Victorian London
The stultifying poverty in which most Londoners wallowed is perfectly encapsulated by John Wykeham Archer's study of Alleyne's Almshouses in Soap Yard, Southwark (1839)