43.3 F
London
HomeHistoryOld London: London's Smallest Shop in 1900

Old London: London’s Smallest Shop in 1900

London Forecast

London
moderate rain
43.3 ° F
45.1 °
42.1 °
87 %
4.2mph
100 %
Sun
46 °
Mon
46 °
Tue
46 °
Wed
45 °
Thu
44 °
USD - United States Dollar
GBP
1.27
EUR
1.06
CAD
0.71
AUD
0.64

Popular London Tours

Popular

The End of an Era: London’s Smithfield Market to Close After Almost 900 Years

London’s historic Smithfield Market, the largest wholesale meat market...

Ewan McGregor Returns to the London Stage After 17 Years

Ewan McGregor, one of Scotland’s most celebrated actors, is...

A Piece of London Luxury: The Savoy Hotel to Auction Iconic Furniture and Decor

London’s iconic Savoy Hotel is giving collectors, interior designers,...

London and the Industrial Revolution

The Industrial Revolution changed the world forever.  The coming...

The Tube: 10 Interesting Facts about the Circle Line

The Circle Line is one of London’s oldest Tube...

London History: A Look at The London Underground During World War II

Millions of people travel on the London Underground every...

Exploring London’s 20 Oldest Historic Pubs: A Journey Through Time

London holds within its labyrinthine streets a treasure trove...

Share

 

Londoners have always been brilliant as making the most of London’s limited real estate – it’s a tradition that dates far back in time as illustrated by this photo from the early 1900’s. This lovely looking chap runs a shoe store right below the window of what looks like a grocery/general store. What a slice of life!

Jonathan Thomas
Author: Jonathan Thomas

Jonathan is a consummate Anglophile who launched Anglotopia.net in 2007 to channel his passion for Britain. Londontopia is its sister publication dedicated to everything London.

Book London Tours Now!

1 COMMENT

  1. really its true pic of real life of London which change day by day but still lots of things are same just wanna say one word for it ” do respect & have respect of your past…………..

Comments are closed.