Alan Whitehead's Pictures of Kingston upon Thames

The Everyday Church & Jo Malone Jewellery, Kingston Upon Thames

View down Union Street in Kingston Upon Thames, with Jo Malone Jewellery and the Everyday Church.

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Out of Order, Kingston's Unique Phone Box Installation

Kingston's unique 'Tumbling Phone Boxes' installation, actually named 'Out of Order' was created by David Mach and erected in 1989 and has been very popular with tourists and locals alike.

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Next to Kingston's Guildhall is the Coronation Stone that the city is named for. It is Believed that 7 Anglo Saxon Kings were Cr

The Coronation Stone on which it is believed that 7 Anglo Saxon Kings were successively crowned, around the 10th Century.

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Kingston's Market Square, with its Italianate Market Hall, After the Shoppers Have Gone Home

Kingston's Market Square seen here after the shoppers have gone home. The Italianate Market Hall was once the Town Hall.

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Kingston upon Thames, Buildings and Structures, Street Scenes, Greater London

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Kingston Market on a Sunny Winter's Afternoon

Kingston market trades every day and is a popular attraction in the centre of the city. The Italianate Market Hall was once the Town Hall.

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