Milton Photos 2004

Please use these pictures in anyway you see fit; I intended them both for teaching and amusement. There are two pages to this album, so please don't miss page 2.

The Wren Library at Trinity was not, of course, completed during Milton's lifetime, but I include it because the famous manuscript of some of Milton's early poems (along with notes of ideas for tragedies and epics, and a letter) is on display there.

Many of the London photos have a weird anachronistic feel. Most of the City of London was destroyed by the great fire of 1666, and even more, including the ancient walls and gates, were destroyed subsequently, especially by the bombing of London during WW2.

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christs 2004	christi_cantab_1690	christs_gate
christs_masters_lodge	christs_newcourt	milton
hobson_street	christs_chapel	magdalene_hall
magdalene_chapel	magadalene_veritas	st_johns_gate
st_johns_archway	st_johns_chapel	trinity_gate
trinity	kings_chapel	wren_library_1695
wren_library	wren_library_2	readers_table
bread_street	watling_street	watling_stmarynearaldemary
pauls_churchyard	school_plaque	st_botolph
barts_close	paternoster_row	st_barts