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Hand-coloured print of the New General Post Office, London, with coaches, horses and pedestrians on the street.

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This hand-coloured print by James Pollard, dated 1829, shows the New General Post Office in London as a long, columned classical facade with a central pediment. In the foreground, horse-drawn coaches, a loaded wagon, and well-dressed pedestrians crowd the street before the building.

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1829

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