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	The Mall decorated for the visit of the Shah in 1959 by David Wright Photo shows The Mall decorated for the state visit of the Shahanshah of Iran in 1959. The Shah was an unfortunate monarch, much courted by the West when in power but shunned when forced into exile. For the Wikipedia article see... (more)
	Royal Marines Monument by Stephen McKay This monument on The Mall, depicting a marine protecting a fallen comrade, commemorates the Royal Marines in the Boer War and the Boxer Rebellion of 1900 in China. Behind stands Admiralty Arch.
	Admiralty Arch by Nicky Johns Admiralty Arch was designed by Aston Webb, and completed in 1911. It marks the entrance to The Mall leading to Buckingham Palace. This photo was taken from the Mall looking through to Trafalgar Square, on a late Sunday afternoon in February.
	Westminster: Admiralty Arch by Chris Downer Famous archway at the eastern end of The Mall, by Charing Cross.
	Duke of York Monument by Richard Croft View towards Waterloo Place and Duke of York Monument from The Mall
	Steps to The Mall by Richard Croft Steps to The Mall from the Duke of York Monument
	Duke of York Monument by Richard Croft Column and statue of the Duke of York between The Mall and Waterloo Place Frederick Duke of York 1763 - 1827 Second son of George III Commander-in-Chief of the British Army 1795 - 1809 and 1811 - 1827
	Admiralty Arch, The Mall by N Chadwick Imposing structure at the entrance to the Mall.
	Westminster : Admiralty Arch by Lewis Clarke Admiralty Arch in London is between the Mall and Trafalgar Square.
	Admiralty Arch, The Mall SW1 by Robin Sones The triple arches can be closed by enormous wrought-iron gates.
	Spring Gardens London by PAUL FARMER Looking toward Whitehall
	Captain Cook posing before Admiralty Arch by tristan forward
	Retro fountains by Anthony Volante This is of the Trafalgar Square fountains late one evening in the 1950s. Using a medium format twin lens camera and black & white film.
	Retro fountain by Anthony Volante This is of the Trafalgar Square fountains late one evening in the 1950s. Using a medium format twin lens camera and black & white film.
	Fountain in Trafalgar Square by John Allan One of the fountains that were constructed in 1845. In the background are the National Gallery, on the left, and St Martin-in-the-Fields on the right.
	Two Chairmen, near Trafalgar Square by Chris Whippet
	London : Westminster - Admiralty Arch by Lewis Clarke It was designed by Sir Aston Webb, constructed by John Mowlem & Co and completed in 1912. It adjoins the Old Admiralty Building, hence the name.
	The Mall by Mr Ignavy
	Memorial to The Royal Marines by Mr Ignavy
	Entrance to The British Council, Spring Gardens London by PAUL FARMER The British Council was founded in 1934 to, amongst other things, encourage cultural, scientific, technological and other educational co-operation between the United Kingdom and other countries
	Flag Day by Colin Smith Union flags out on The Mall beside Admiralty Arch a few days before the Royal Wedding, 2011.
	Canada House, London by Derek Harper The southern elevation, facing Cockspur Street, with Trafalgar Square and St Martin-in-the-Fields on the right. The grade II* listed building dates from the 1820s, and was originally built for the Royal College of Physicians... (more)
	Admiralty Arch, The Mall by Roger Cornfoot
	The Mall by Oast House Archive One of the most famous roads in the world, The Mall leads from Trafalgar Square to Buckingham Palace. Seen through the arch of Admiralty Arch.
	Statue of Yuri Gagarin outside the headquarters of the British Council by pam fray Near Admiralty Arch, this statue by Anatoly Novikov commemorates the 50th anniversary of manned space flight. Yuri Gagarin was the Russian cosmonaut and the statue is a gift from the Russian Federal Space Agency to the British Council.... (more)
	Statue of Yuri Gagarin outside the headquarters of the British Council by pam fray This statue commemorates the 50th anniversary of manned space flight. Yuri Gagarin was the cosmonaut. The statue is a gift from the Russian Federal Space Agency to the British Council. Gagarin died, aged 34, in a plane crash in 1968. The... (more)
	New Year's Day Parade, London 2012 by Christine Matthews Looking west from the south side of Trafalgar Square.
	New Year's Day Parade, London 2012 by Christine Matthews Looking west from the south side of Trafalgar Square.
	New Year's Parade 2012 by Christine Matthews
	New Year's Parade 2012 by Christine Matthews Here we have the Royal British Legion.
	New Year's Parade 2012 by Christine Matthews Somersault at this year's New Year's Parade 2012.
	New Year's Parade 2012 by Christine Matthews The Executioner and Victims at this year's New Year's Parade.
	New Year's Parade 2012 by Christine Matthews Part of the Donkey Breeders contribution to this year's Parade.
	New Year's Parade 2012 by Christine Matthews This band had come all the way from Florida.
	New Year's Parade 2012 by Christine Matthews Some of the contributors stopped and put on a short performance. Unfortunately this one wasn't in front of me.
	New Year's Parade 2012 by Christine Matthews The Beaufort Belle had Russell Grant and his Strictly Come Dancing Partner Flavia Cacace as passengers.
	New Year's Parade 2012 by Christine Matthews As seen from the south side near Trafalgar Square.
	New Year's Parade 2012 by Christine Matthews Sousaphones at the New Year's Day Parade to the south of Trafalgar Square.
	TV screen, Trafalgar Square, New Year's Day, 2012 by Jim Osley The annual New Year's Parade in London is an example of how, when the British try to ape American culture, it all goes horribly wrong!
	Statue to Yuri Gagarin on the British Council Plaza by Marathon The statue of Yuri Gagarin (1934-1968) was a gift from the Russian Federal Space Agency to the British Council to mark the 50th anniversary of manned space flight. It was unveiled on 14th July 2011 by Prince Michael of Kent and Elena... (more)
	Lamps near Admiralty Arch, London SW1 by Christine Matthews
	Ugandan Embassy, London SW1 by Christine Matthews As seen from Admiralty Arch.
	Yuri Gagarin by Colin Smith Statue at the east end of The Mall, erected to commemorate the first man in space. Link
	The Mall by Thomas Nugent Flying the flag for the Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
	Admiralty Arch by Richard Croft Crowds passing through Admiralty Arch and along The Mall during the London 2012 Olympics
	Statue near Admiralty Arch by Andrew Abbott To space travel
	Ambulance vehicles at Admiralty Arch by Thomas Nugent Including two mountain bikes. They were in attendance at the parade to celebrate the achievements of Team GB at the Olympics and Paralympics.
	Yuri Gagarin Statue by Oliver Dixon This statue to cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, the first man to circumnavigate the world in space in 1961, was unveiled by his daughter in 2011. It stands just to the west of Admiralty Arch and close to the headquarters of the British Council.
	View of New Zealand House, Haymarket from Cockspur Street by Robert Lamb Looking north-northwest.
	View of a Routemaster bus on Cockspur Street by Robert Lamb Looking north-northwest.
	View of New Zealand House, Haymarket from Cockspur Street #2 by Robert Lamb Looking north-northwest.
	Admiralty Arch by Steve Fareham With security steel oddments ready for the Trooping of the Colour.
	London: phone boxes in Trafalgar Square by Chris Downer Two red telephone boxes stand outside 57-59 Trafalgar Square. Nelson's Column is in the background.
	View of Canada House from Pall Mall by Robert Lamb Looking north-northwest.
	View of New Zealand House from Pall Mall by Robert Lamb Looking north-northwest.
	View of New Zealand House from Cockspur Street by Robert Lamb Looking north-northwest.
	The St Patrick banner of the St Patrick's Day parade by Robert Lamb The very man himself! Looking north-northeast.
	View of the Pilot Network building covered in green balloons from the St Patrick's Day parade by Robert Lamb Looking north-northeast.
	The Dublin All Stars Marching Band by Robert Lamb Looking north-northwest.
	The Dublin All Stars Marching Band #2 by Robert Lamb
	Southwark Irish Pensioners Project #2 by Robert Lamb
	The Den, Millwall FC's Routemaster by Robert Lamb Today being used to host the St Patrick's Day party!
	A dance group by Robert Lamb
	Crossing the Irish flags by Robert Lamb
	Children with balloons and flags on the back of a lorry by Robert Lamb
	A cyclist and small carriage by Robert Lamb
	Bolivia van by Robert Lamb
	Peruvian dancers by Robert Lamb
	Man balancing a ball on a stick by Robert Lamb This man has the difficult task of keeping this ball balanced on a stick whilst he has a flagpole inserted into one of his boots.
	Colombian dancers by Robert Lamb
	Colombian dancers #3 by Robert Lamb
	Colombian dancers #4 by Robert Lamb
	Colombian dancers #5 by Robert Lamb
	Large green inflatable caterpillar by Robert Lamb
	Meath Association London by Robert Lamb
	R Marsh & Sons van by Robert Lamb A removals firm based in Edmonton, North London, celebrating St Patrick's Day.
	Monaghan Association London by Robert Lamb
	A Thames Trader van for D.Lodonovan & Sons Ltd by Robert Lamb
	Roscommon Association London by Robert Lamb
	Former Grand Trunk Railway building, Cockspur Street by Stephen Craven The building is grade 2 listed (entry number 1066973) and the listing describes it as built in 1901 for the CIWL (Compagnie International des Wagons-Lits).
	Detail of former Grand Trunk Railway building by Stephen Craven For context, see TQ2980 : Former Grand Trunk Railway building, Cockspur Street.
	London : City of Westminster - Admiralty Arch by Lewis Clarke Admiralty Arch is a landmark building in London which incorporates an archway providing road and pedestrian access between The Mall, which extends to the South-West, and Trafalgar Square to the North-East. Admiralty Arch is a Grade I listed... (more)
	London (Westminster), 1998: Trafalgar Square from SW corner, Cockspur Street by Ben Brooksbank View NE, with the statue of Maj.-Gen. Sir Henry Havelock (by William Behnes) in the foreground, the National Gallery on the left beyond the fountain, the Church of St Martin-the-Fields in the centre background and South Africa House on its right.
	The Nose at Admiralty Arch, London by Rob Emms Urban Myth: Photographic evidence of their existence, well one of them in the centre of Admiralty Arch.
	Entrance to Pall Mall by Alan Hughes 1910 monument to Queen Victoria at entrance to Pall Mall from Trafalgar Square.
	View of Nelson's Column from Pall Mall by Robert Lamb Looking east.
	View of New Zealand House from Pall Mall #3 by Robert Lamb Looking west.
	View of the first of the St. Patrick's Day Parade heading up Pall Mall by Robert Lamb Looking north-northwest.
	Council of Irish County Associations London in the St. Patrick's Day Parade by Robert Lamb Looking west.
	Murphy's Ladies Football and Camogie Club in the St Patrick's Day Parade by Robert Lamb Looking west.
	Kentstown and Seneschalstown Accordion Band in the St Patrick's Day Parade by Robert Lamb Looking west.
	Kentstown and Seneschalstown Accordion Band in the St Patrick's Day Parade #2 by Robert Lamb Looking west.
	View of a brightly coloured flag in the St Patrick's Day Parade by Robert Lamb Looking west.
	Kentstown and Seneschalstown Accordion Band in the St Patrick's Day Parade #3 by Robert Lamb Looking northwest.
	Meath Association of London in the St Patrick's Day Parade by Robert Lamb Looking northwest.
	Meath Association of London in the St Patrick's Day Parade #2 by Robert Lamb Looking north-northwest.
	Cavan Association in the St Patrick's Day Parade by Robert Lamb Looking north-northwest.
	A flag from the Meath Association of London in the St Patrick's Day Parade by Robert Lamb Looking northwest.
	Clare Association London in the St. Patrick's Day Parade by Robert Lamb Looking north-northwest.
	Connolly Association London in the St Patrick's Day Parade by Robert Lamb Looking northwest.