Photography — 1941

The facade of 23 & 25 Queen Victoria Street shortly before it collapsed due to bomb damage, 11th May 1941

The facade of Nos. 23 & 25 Queen Victoria Street, premises of John Wood & Son, Cigar & Tobacco Importers, shortly before it collapsed due to bomb damage, 11th May1941.

Category:
Photography
Object ID:
IN7031
Object name:
The facade of 23 & 25 Queen Victoria Street shortly before it collapsed due to bomb damage, 11th May 1941
Object type:

photograph, silver gelatin print

Artist/Maker:
Cross, Arthur, Tibbs, Fred
Related people:

Related events:

Related places:

City of London

Production date:
1941
Material:

paper, silver halides

Measurements/duration:
H 167 mm, L 215 mm (paper), H 153 mm, L 202 mm (image size)
Part of:
—
On display:
—
Record quality:
60%
Part of this object:
—
Owner Status & Credit:

Permanent collection

Copyright holder:

City of London Police

Image credit:

By Kind Permission of the Commissioner or the City of London Police

Creative commons usage:
—
License this image:

To license this image for commercial use, please contact the London Museum Picture Library.

Tags

Photography 20th century London Publishing & Media War & Weapons City of London