London As It Is: The Bank, Looking towards the Mansion House
The image shows a large, long building with columns along its facade. The building is made of stone and has a row of columns running along its front. There are people standing in front of the building and to the side. Some of them are wearing old-fashioned clothing, such as top hats and long coats. There are also some people in work clothes, and a pile of sandbags and a wheelbarrow on the ground. The sky above is cloudy. The building appears to be The Bank of England, and it is looking towards The Mansion House.
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