The Mansion House and Cheapside
London, England
Raphael Tuck & Sons Vintage Postcard in Fair (crazing) Posted (1909) Condition.
This Framed Gem Glosso Post Card is part of the "London" Series 5784.
Back of Card:
Cheapside, Chepe of the Middle Ages, and one of the most ancient and historic streets in London - extends from St. Paul's to the Mansion House, and has always been a street of traders. John Gilpin, of ballad fame, was a "linendraper born of Cheapside. Here stood one of the Eleanor Crosses, which the Puritans pulled down in 1643.
Genealogists take note - Card addressed to:
J. Clinton Bishop. Esq.
Grand Rapids, Michigan
4th National Bank
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