The Heritage of Fleet Street
www.fleetstreetheritage.co.uk

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OPEN HOUSE 2026
Between 12 and 20 September we are exhibiting a preview of the Fleet Street Heritage Wall. The Wall itself is planned for completion in porcelain tiles in the Autumn.

We will be on site in Bouverie Street, EC4Y 1JU, from 10am to 4pm, 17 to 20 September, with talks every half hour to explain the details of this innovative urban development which will "put the Heritage back into Fleet Street".

See our Open House programme page for full details.
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information panels on many aspects of Fleet Street, an area known throughout the world for its rich history (see full list of pages below)

Maps and Walks
Freedom of the Press
Architecture of Fleet Street
History 1500 onwards
Monuments
Places
Famous People
 The second edition of our Heritage book was published in May 2025. It has been expanded by over 20 pages and is for sale at the same price of £15.

Our new 100-page book "THE HERITAGE OF FLEET STREET" is available at £15 online and at 5 sites locally
Heritage
pages 		Personal
stories 		Heritage
book 		Our plans Our petition Please
donate 		About us
Volume 1 - People, places, monuments, history and ideas
Points of interest/Map
List of newspapers and dates
Fleet Street Heritage Sundial
Fleet Street Heritage book
Fleet St Heritage Walk 1
Fleet St Heritage Walk 2
Freedom of the Press
Fleet Street at the Reformation 1538–40
Fleet Street Architecture -
Introduction
S side from Temple Bar
S side to Ludgate Circus
N side from Ludgate Cir.
N side to Temple Bar
Legend of Sweeney Todd
The River Fleet
Newspaper Stamp Tax
Fleet Street in the 1500s
Fleet Street in the 1600s
Fleet Street in the 1700s     New
 Fleet Street in the 1800s     New
Fleet Street in 1847 N and S   New
The Great Fire, 1666
Monuments of Fleet Street
St George and the Dragon     New
17 (Prince Henry's Room)
62 Fleet Street
63 & 28 Stonecutter St
85 - The Reuters building
Bouverie Street
The Great Conduit     New
Pedestrian Courts of Fleet St
Magpie Alley
Ashentree Court
Alsatia
Salisbury Square<
Crane Court
St Dunstan-in-the-West
St. Bride's Church
Temple Church
 St. Bride's Crypt Exhibition
Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese
Temple Bar
Middle Temple
Inner Temple
Knights Templar
Bridewell Palace     New 		Cliffords Inn
Royal Society in Fleet St.
The Law Society    New
Stationers Company
Gresham College    New
Child and Co
Hoare's Bank
St. Bride Foundationd.1533
Wynken de Worde
The Pastons    New
Thomas Tompion/clockmaking
Caslon/Typefounders
 Dr. Johnson
James Boswell    New
Brass Crosby
William Hazlitt
Cobbett, Paine & Fleet St
Henry 'Orator' Hunt
Richard Carlile
Henry Hetherington
John Wilkes.
Virginia Woolf.
Eddy Shah     New
Fleet Street Quarter     New
Shoe Street     New
Maugham Library     New
Jubilee Walkway     New
Volume II - Biographies of past newspapers
Pall Mall Gazette
Daily Herald
The Republican
Daily Courant
Morning Post
Lloyd's Weekly
 News of the World
Daily News
Daily Chronicle
News Chronicle
Black Dwarf
Punch     New
 		Reynolds Newspaper
The Star
Poor Mans Guardian
Manchester Guardian
Picture Post
Childrens Newspaper     New
The Eagle     New
Volume III - Biographies of current newspapers
The Telegraph
Sunday Times
The Times
Sun
Financial Times
The Guardian     New 		Daily Mail
The Independent
Reuters
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Whitefriars Monastery
 A Compositor's Work
Workers Dreadnought
Joseph Bazalgette
 		Daily Express
Evening Standard
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Fleet Street in the 1900s
Fleet Street in the 2020s
120 - The Express Building
135 - The Telegraph Building
Fetter Lane
Chancery Lane
Whitefriars Street
Pleydell Street
Morning Chronicle
Saturday Review
Illustrated London News
 Daily Mirror
Observer
Morning Star
Daily Worker
Metro