Showing posts with label bank. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bank. Show all posts
Sunday, 14 January 2018
Self reflection
Lloyds Bank sign in Piccadilly, London, with the reflection of Wren's St James's in the window. A calm, cool picture which seems to hark back to the days when banks and churches were trusted pillars of society. In reality, Piccadilly is brash and bustling, the contrast between the haves and have nots is painful, something which St James's admirably strives to address.
Labels:
architecture,
bank,
church,
England,
history,
homelessness,
London,
Piccadilly,
poverty,
reflection,
sign,
spire,
St James,
wealth,
window,
Wren
Saturday, 30 September 2017
Saved
This is the fancy sign on the window of the Glasgow Savings Bank building. Built in the 1890s, it served as a bank until 1999, and has since made a handsome shop, currently occupied by Jigsaw.
Location:
Glasgow, Glasgow Metropolitan Area, UK
Sunday, 19 March 2017
The caretaker or the bank?
On the whole, I think I'd rather see the caretaker. Great doorbells from the past, spotted in Liverpool's trendy Bold Street.
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