Double set of next-door doors with attractive fanlights, Central London, March 2024

Thursday doors – 4 October 2024 – Doors of Central London

Doors 280 – Doors of Central London – Part I – March 2024

As ever I continue to find myself pressed for time, and today is no exception. I am heading down to Cornwall later this morning on my annual fishing break with my long-suffering best mate. There may be an impact on next week’s Thursday Doors, as I return on Wednesday and will have a lot of catching up to do at work on Thursday. We’ll see.

These photographs were taken on a walk from a workshop I was running near Southampton Row in London back in March to the house where I lived with my parents after I left school and during my University years – more of that place in a couple of weeks. I love being able to combine my work trips/meetings/workshops/events with urban walks sniffing out doors and graffiti. On to the doors… I’m in a hurry remember?

Double set of next-door doors with attractive fanlights, Central London, March 2024
Double set of next-door doors with attractive fanlights, Central London, March 2024
Beautiful door and porch and photobombing pigeon, Central London, March 2024
Beautiful door and porch and photobombing pigeon, Central London, March 2024
Steps - door - portico, Central London, March 2024
Steps – door – portico, Central London, March 2024
Steps - door - portico, Central London, March 2024
Steps – door – portico, Central London, March 2024
Steps - door - portico, Central London, March 2024
Steps – door – portico, Central London, March 2024
Benjamin Disraeli lived in this house, Central London, March 2024
Benjamin Disraeli lived in this house, Central London, March 2024
Austere doors with stone image of Mercury, Central London, March 2024
Austere doors with stone image of Mercury, Central London, March 2024

That’s yer lot this week. More from the same walk next time. Until then toodle pip.

If you have made it this far, you probably like doors, and you really ought to take a look at the No Facilities blog by Dan Anton who has taken over the hosting of Thursday Doors from Norm 2.0 blog. Links to more doorscursions can be found in the comments section of Dan Anton’s Thursday Doors post.

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12 thoughts on “Thursday doors – 4 October 2024 – Doors of Central London”

  3. Wonderful doors and great photos. I enjoy the perspectives you add to the photos from the angles. Love the pigeon zooming by…great captured moment….

    The porticos are elegant entrances. Lovely ornate wrought ironwork on the railins and the one (portico) with the wrought iron arch.

    Great sharing Steven. I did not know that Benjamin Disraeli was born in London!

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