Water Fountain, St Pancras Old Church, London
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Water Fountain, St Pancras Old Church, London
Image: © Christine Matthews Taken: 8 Apr 2005
On Sunday, July 28th 1968, in the midst of recording sessions for the White Album, The Beatles decided to spend a Mad Day Out being photographed at seemingly random locations all over London. One of the locations was this old drinking fountain at St Pancras Old Church. The fountain had originally been presented on 22 August 1877 by William Thornton.
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Image Location
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51.539199
Longitude
-0.137004