LONDON AND NEIGHBOURHOOD***


Transcribed from the 1873 William Collins, Sons and Company edition by
David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org

                         [Picture: Cover of book]

   [Picture: Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, Westminster Hall,
  Crimean and Canning Monuments.  Penitentiary, Vauxhall Bridge, Lambeth
Suspension Bridge, Lambeth Place, and Bethlehem Hospital in the distance]





                                 COLLINS’
                               ILLUSTRATED
                             GUIDE TO LONDON
                                   AND
                              NEIGHBOURHOOD:


                                 BEING A

        CONCISE DESCRIPTION OF THE CHIEF PLACES OF INTEREST IN THE
            METROPOLIS, AND THE BEST MODES OF OBTAINING ACCESS
                  TO THEM: WITH INFORMATION RELATING TO

                    RAILWAYS, OMNIBUSES, STEAMERS, &c.

                                * * * * *

          With fifty-eight Illustrations by Sargent and others,
                                   AND
                        A CLUE-MAP BY BARTHOLOMEW.

                                * * * * *

                                 LONDON:
                   WILLIAM COLLINS, SONS, AND COMPANY,
                   17 WARWICK SQUARE, PATERNOSTER ROW.
                                  1873.




PREFACE.


IN this work an attempt is made to furnish Strangers with a handy and
useful Guide to the chief objects of interest in the Metropolis and its
Environs: comprising also much that will be interesting to permanent
Residents.  After a few pages of General Description, the various
Buildings and other places of attraction are treated in convenient groups
or sections, according to their nature.  Short Excursions from the
Metropolis are then noticed