"The Survey of London" by John Stow is a comprehensive account of the city of London, detailing its history, geography, and notable landmarks. Stow, a meticulous chronicler, provides insights into the city's development from its Roman origins through the medieval period. His work is not just a guide but a rich tapestry of the lives of Londoners, their customs, and the evolution of the urban landscape. The book serves as an invaluable resource for historians and anyone interested in the int...

This edition features• illustrations• a linked Table of Contents, Footnotes, and IndexCONTENTSThe Author to the ReaderThe Antiquity of LondonThe Wall about the City of LondonOf the Ancient and Present Rivers, Brooks, Bourns, Pools, Wells, and Conduits of Fresh Water serving the CityThe Town Ditch without the Wall of the CityBridges of this CityGates in the Wall of this CityOf Towers and CastlesOf Schools a...