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St Olave's Church, Hart Street
St Olave's Church, Hart Street
The famous gateway to Saint Olave's churchyard, described by Dickens as "Saint Ghastly Grim". It is dated 11 April 1658 and the Latin text is from Sai
The famous gateway to Saint Olave's churchyard, described by Dickens as "Saint Ghastly Grim". It is dated 11 April 1658 and the Latin text is from Saint Paul's Epistle to the Philippians, chapter 1 verse 21: "For to me to live is Christ and to die is gain".
Interior of St Olave's Church
Interior of St Olave's Church
The memorial effigy of Peter Turner at St Olave Hart Street Church in 2014
The memorial effigy of Peter Turner at St Olave Hart Street Church in 2014
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Seething Lane, viewed from Byward Street at its southern end.
Seething Lane, viewed from Byward Street at its southern end.
Bust of Samuel Pepys in Seething Lane Gardens, by Karin Jonzen, 1983
Bust of Samuel Pepys in Seething Lane Gardens, by Karin Jonzen, 1983
The Knollys Rose procession enters Seething Lane in June 2019.
The Knollys Rose procession enters Seething Lane in June 2019.