EPW035202 ENGLAND (1931). The Foundling Hospital site (Coram's Fields) and environs, Bloomsbury, 1931

Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Hospital with Unison's headquarters, built on the nurses' home extension of 1937.

The Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Hospital, founded in 1872 as the New Hospital for Women, it was moved to these new premises on Euston Road in 1890. Having qualified in Paris in 1870, in 1873 Elizabeth Garrett was the first woman in Britain to be admitted to the British Medical Association (which promptly banned the admission of further women for the next 19 years). The hospital was the first in Britain run entirely by women for women. It was named in her honour after her death in 1918. See 'Lost Hospitals of London' - https://ezitis.myzen.co.uk/ega.html

Lamb's Conduit Street, 19/01/2015

Russell Square Underground Station, Bernard Street, 19/01/2015

The Russell Hotel, 19/01/2015

Russell Square, 19/01/2015

Brunswick Square Gardens, 19/01/2015

Calthorpe Street, WC1

Guilford Street, WC1

Euston Road, NW1

St. Pancras Station, Euston Road, NW1

Theobalds Road, WC1

Corams Fields, Guilford Street, WC1

Presbyterian Church, Regent Square, WC1

Trinity Church, Grays Inn Road & Wren Street, WC1

Royal Free Hospital, Grays Inn Road, WC1

Eastmans Dental Hospital, Grays Inn Road, WC1

Mount Pleasant Post Office, Farringdon Road & Rosebery Avenue, EC1

Grays Inn Road, WC1

Roger Street. This is off-grid as it follows the route of an ancient stream that rose in Lambs Conduit St, and ran (between the now Serious Fraud Office and ITN House) into the River Fleet at the Phoenix brassworks.

Great Ormond Street Hospital