An incredible antique image of #SevenDialsjunction & the 'Crown' pub in the #StGiles district of the Borough of #Camden, #London (within the greater #CoventGarden area) during the 19th century. Luckily, the Crown still exists, unlike much else in the image. @BritainsPubs@LostAndLivingPubs
An incredible antique image of #SevenDialsjunction & the 'Crown' pub in the #StGiles district of the Borough of #Camden, #London (within the greater #CoventGarden area) during the 19th century. Luckily, the Crown still exists, unlike much else in the image. @BritainsPubs@LostAndLivingPubs
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