Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: stow

john stow, +1605, attrib. to nicholas johnson

john stow, +1605, attrib. to nicholas johnson

john stow, +1605, attrib. to nicholas johnson

1843 almshouses on sheen road built by william crawford stow

1843 almshouses on sheen road built by william crawford stow

1843 almshouses on sheen road built by william crawford stow

1843 almshouses on sheen road built by william crawford stow

tomb effigy of john stow 1605, author of the survey of london. every year the lord mayor replaces his quill pen around the anniversary of his death on 5 april, and gives away a copy of the survey to a writer on london. the tomb is by nicholas johnson, though stow died in poverty. I had to disinter the tomb from packets of food and fruit which buried it to take these, in fact the entire church is treated in a very cavalier fashion at present.

memento mori on sides of tomb of john stow, +1605, by nicholas johnson. skull, crossbones and sextons' tools

tomb effigy of john stow 1605, author of the survey of london. every year the lord mayor replaces his quill pen around the anniversary of his death on 5 april, and gives away a copy of the survey to a writer on london. the tomb is by nicholas johnson, though stow died in poverty. I had to disinter the tomb from packets of food and fruit which buried it to take these, in fact the entire church is treated in a very cavalier fashion at present.

tomb effigy of john stow 1605, author of the survey of london. every year the lord mayor replaces his quill pen around the anniversary of his death on 5 april, and gives away a copy of the survey to a writer on london. the tomb is by nicholas johnson, though stow died in poverty. I had to disinter the tomb from packets of food and fruit which buried it to take these, in fact the entire church is treated in a very cavalier fashion at present.

tomb effigy of john stow 1605, author of the survey of london. every year the lord mayor replaces his quill pen around the anniversary of his death on 5 april, and gives away a copy of the survey to a writer on london. the tomb is by nicholas johnson, though stow died in poverty. I had to disinter the tomb from packets of food and fruit which buried it to take these, in fact the entire church is treated in a very cavalier fashion at present.

margaret pitman 1765