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London, UK - March 4th 2024: The exterior of The Sherlock Holmes Museum on Baker Street in London, UK.

London Street sign written in english & Chinese

London, UK - 01 May 2024: Plate with detective Sherlock Holmes name on Baker street 221b

Lansdowne Terrace, London, England - October 28th 2023: Memorial plaque on a wall to mark the Horizon magazine and its writers: George Orwell and Sir Stephen Spender. This kind of plaques can be seen all over London

A close up of a Victorian house façade with traditional window, black door and faded sign pointing towards a shelter from the Second World War under the London pavements in Westminster, London.

Very old tiled London sign taken in Smithfield market in the city of LondonOther London shots

A blue ceramic plaque in Milk Street in the City of London marking the place where Sir Thomas More was born in 1478. He was executed in 1535 on the order of King Henry VIII after refusing to swear an oath of succession repudiating the Pope and the Catholic Church, and for non-acceptance of the King’s marriage annulment to Catherine of Aragon in order to marry Anne Boleyn.

London, England, UK. 9th July 2022.Statue of Sherlock Holmes by the sculptor John Doubleday, close to 221B Baker Street, the fictional detective's address. London, United Kingdom.

Close-up of the words City of London on a plaque in London, UK.

LONDON, UK - May 2018: Plate with Sherlock Holmes name on Baker street 221b

London, UK - July 3, 2011: - Plaque on the wall of 221B Baker Street in London, UK. Residence of the famous detective Sherlock Holmes created by Arthur Conan Doyle.

LONDON - AUGUST 24, 2017: The Sherlock Holmes museum is located on Baker Street and is dedicated to the fictional detective Sherlock Holmes.

A row of beautifully preserved historic townhouses in London, showcasing diverse architectural details and character. A perfect example of the city's rich history and architectural heritage.

Close up of a traditional wooden sign with metal lettering, spelling the word London, photographed in the UK capital city.

Whitehall, London, UK – 07/29/2024 – Blue Plaque marking the site of Scotland Yard. The first Headquarters of the Metropolitan Police, Whitehall, London, UK. Ministry of Agriculture Building, Whitehall Place, Westminster, London, SW1A 2HH, City of Westminster.

Old-fashioned sign outside Lock & Co. Hatters shop in St James’s Street in London’s Mayfair. A long-established business which holds the Royal warrant, it is the oldest hat shop in the world, founded in 1676 and is still run by descendants of James Lock. Interestingly, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. once lived above the shop!

A plaque on the exterior of 221b Baker Street in London, UK, marking where fictional character Sherlock Holmes - the famous consulting detetctive lived.

East Dean, England - May 31, 2021: The house at East Dean where Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's fictional detective 'Sherlock Holmes' spent his retirement; on the South Downs, near Eastbourne

Shoreditch High Street

Shaftesbury Avenue - sign in Borough of Holborn, London, UK.

London, UK - October 19, 2008: Baker Street sign in London, UK

London, UK - Signs for Downing Street and Whitehall in central London, with the traditional protective security fence in the foreground.

A sign outside the famous Selfridge department store in Oxford Street in London’s West End. The store was founded in 1908 by Harry Gordon Selfridge and revolutionised the world of retail.

Bury St. Edmunds, UK - July 19th 2016: A blue plaque at The Angel Hotel in Bury St. Edmunds marking the location where Charles Dickens stayed while giving readings in the nearby Athenaeum.

Street direction sign in central London, UK, giving directions to several famous locations - and the public toilets! No sharpening in camera or pp.

Memorial Plaque at Lamb & Flag Pub on Rose Street in Covent Garden, London. It states that on 19 December 1679 that the 'Rose Alley Ambuscade' happened in which poet John Dryden was assaulted by masked men probably at the behest of John Wilmot, second Earl of Rochester, and the Duchess of Portsmouth, Charles II's mistress, because of an anonymous Essay on Satire, which mocked the monarch, the earl and the duchesses of Cleveland and Portsmouth. The piece was thought to have been written by Dryden but was in fact written by someone else.

Regents Park and Camden, January 2020: Sherlock Holmes Museum at 221B Baker Street London

The Lord North Street in London

School Crossing Sign on London Street, UK

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