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Thanks for a interesting summary of the City area I frequent most often.
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Just a glimpse of the handsome deco frontage of the former Fox leather goods shop - another case of a landmark business that was admired much more than it was patronised.
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Is the brutalist extension to the Chartered Accountants’ building in the ward? It’s something of a contrast to the rest, and is worth a look if people are in the area.
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It’s non descript feel makes it ideal for filming. I’m aware of this area doubling as New York, Chicago, Paris, Berlin, Tokyo as well as a dystopian intergalactic city.
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I used to walk down here every day on my way to work. I was surprised you didn't mention the Armourers Hall at the north end of Coleman Street which is a beautiful building both inside and out. It's a shame they didn't rebuild St Stephen's after the war, it had stood there for 600 years.
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That lighthouse is great - will look out for it next time I'm in the area.
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You have indeed made it interesting, thank you. The Colemanstreet.org history page has some terrific links and I will now have a muck better informed wander around on Saturday, following a visit to the Guildhall Gallery.
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Me too. I walked colman St. To work (for twenty years Bank to Ropemaker St) It's quieter than Moorgate and nothing ever happened there except cyclists going the wrong way.
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As a member of the Coleman Street Ward Club, I was very pleased that you've finally been able to take a tour of my - admittedly architecturally/culturally underwhelming ward!
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