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A map of London most likely extracted from a copperplate for printing dated to around 1560. This image depicts all of Lower Thames Street and Most of Upper Thames Street.

The street is lined with luxury clothing stores, commercial banks, food outlets, and even an eight-floor mall complex, complete with restaurants, cafes, and high-end retail stores. On the left side of the picture is St. Mary-le-Bow church, which…

The Agas map with Leadenhall Market marked in blue.

Floor plan of Leadenhall Market.

Reconstruction of what the market arcade and granary probably looked like in the middle ages.

While the original market no longer remains, Leadenhall Street retains its original medieval layout