Design by Frederic Barnett for a 'duplex' low-level bridge, London murderer with speech bubbles from the

with speech bubbles from the drawers mouths announcing the pulled numbers and figures in the foreground observing the proceedings

Buckingham House and Somerset House

or the London Almanack for 1921

showing its crossing of Farringdon Street and one of the four step buildings designed to provide stairway access between the two levels on either side of both thoroughfares

The dissecting theatre contains details resembling the Cutlerian theatre of the Royal College of Physicians and that of the Barber Surgeons' Hall

Design by Frederic Barnett for a 'duplex' low-level bridge, London murderer with speech bubbles from theDesign by Frederic Barnett for a 'duplex' low level bridge, London, 1876. The bridge was intended to allow uninterrupted continuity of vehicular and general traffic. In 1876 a competition was held to design a new crossing over the Thames below London Bridge. This was one of the more than 50 designs submitted. In the event, Sir Horace Jones's Tower Bridge was the design chosen.