If you were to tell even the most seasoned of Londoners that their beloved city has a second St. Paul’s Cathedral, they would think you were “aving a larf!” Or, for those not so fluent in the local dialect, they would think you were joking and they certainly wouldn’t be alone.
Although for more than a century Vauxhall Bridge in central London has been harboring that very secret. A secret so closely guarded that thousands of pedestrians and vehicles pass by every day, many completely oblivious to its existence. Hidden-in-plain-sight, attached to one of this busy bridge’s piers, is a clone of Sir Christopher Wren’s glorious 17th-century architectural masterpiece.
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Smith Square World War II Ghost Sign | 2019 | 1km | site_ao | ||
‘Merry-Go-Round’ Painting | 2019 | 0.4km | site_ao | ||
S.O.E. Monument | 2019 | 0.9km | site_ao | ||
Torso in Metal from Rock Drill | 2019 | 0.4km | site_ao | ||
‘An Allegory of Man’ | 2019 | 0.4km | site_ao | ||
‘Titania and Bottom’ | 2018 | 0.4km | site_ao | ||
The Ghost of a Flea | 2018 | 0.4km | site_ao | ||
A London Pub With Underground Prison Cells and a Spy Room | 2017 | 0.2km | site_ao | ||
Pimlico Academy | 0.7km | site_brutalism | |||
Lillington Gardens | 1961 | 0.7km | site_brutalism |
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