A Curious Gate at Stepney

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A Monument with the Old Vestry Deer in St. Mary le Savoy

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In St. Mary Overie's or St Saviour's Southwark [Monument for William Emerson]

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London Stone in Cannon Street

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Monmouth House, Soho Square [demolished in 1773]

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Pedlar & His Dog, Saint Mary Lambeth

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Pye Corner, Smithfield

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Sir Paul Pinders, Lodge in Half Moon Alley [called Flying Horse Yard on Horwood's Plan]

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St. Ann Westminster [Monument of Theodore, King of Corsica]

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St. Mary Lambeth [Monument for Robert Scott]

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William Earl of Craven, From a Picture in Craven Buildings

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Guy, Earl of Warwick, from a Basso Relievo in Warwick Lane

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Newgate

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A Basso Relievo of a Gardiner [Mr. Hoylands stables Gardiners Lane]

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A Curious Pump, In the yard belonging to the Company of Leather Sellers, opposite their Hall

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King James the Second [in Privy Gardens]

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A Specimen of Ancient Building [King Street, Westminster]

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Camden's Monument, Poet's Corner, Westminster Abbey

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Lollard's Prison, Situated on the North Side of Lambeth Palace

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Rosamond's Pond [St James's Park; filled up in 1770]

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Speed's Monument, in the Chancel of St. Giles's Cripplegate

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St. Pancras in the Fields [Monument for Samuel Cooper]

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Stowe's Monument, In the North Aisle of St. Andrew's Undershaft

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Richard II [formerly hung in the Choir of St. Peter's, Westminster, then in the Jerusalem Chamber] [Note: the marker here is for the latter.]

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Cheapside Cross [Note: Demolished in 1643; previously, located in the centre of Cheapside, opposite Wood Street.]

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John Stowe, Historian & Antiquary (From His Monument in the Church of St. Andrew, Undershaft)

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London Wall [Ludgate Hill]

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London Wall, In the Church Yard of St. Giles's, Cripplegate

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Old Charing Cross

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Savoy as it was about 1650, from a very Scarce Etching by [Wenceslaus] Hollar - As it is at present 1792

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St. Botolph's Bishopgsgate without [Monument for Coya Shawsware]

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The Archiepiscopal Palace of Lambeth

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An Old House which is now standing on Little Tower Hill

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A Front View of the Watch Tower, Discovered On Ludgate Hill May 1 1792

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Dukes Place, The South & Principal Gate of the Ancient Monastry, or Priory of the Holy Trinity

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James, 1st [Whitehall]

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Part of Christ's Hospital taken from the Stewards Office 1765 [Richard Whittington's Library]

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Robert Dow's Monument, St. Botolph's Aldgate

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Savoy Prison

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The Principal Gate of the Priory of St. Bartholomew, Smithfield

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The West Front of the Mathematical School, Christs Hospital 1775 [Sir Robert Clayton]

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Wood Street, Compter

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Cheapside Cross [second plate] [Note: Demolished in 1643; previously, located in the centre of Cheapside, opposite Wood Street.]

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In the Church of St. Catherine Cree [Monument for Sir Nicholas Throckmorton]

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Sir Thomas Gresham, Founder of the Royal Exchange and Gresham College [Note: The marker here is placed at the Royal Exchange.]

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Mrs. Salmon's, Fleet Street [No. 17]

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In the Ambulatory belonging to Mercer's Chapel [Monument for Richard Fishborne Mercer]

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The Monument of the Tradescants, in the Church Yard of St Mary Lambeth

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The Gate of the Ancient Abbey, of St. Saviours Bermondsey

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Bruce Castle, Tottenham, Middlesex

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On the North Wall in the Temple Church

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Sir Edward Wynter's Monument, On the South Wall in Battersea Church

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Bancroft's Monument, in the Church of St. Helen, Bishopsgate Street

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Sir Iohn Crosby's Monument, in the Church of St. Helen, Bishopsgate Street

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The Old Theatre, Drury Lane

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Plowden's Monument, On the North Wall in the Temple Church

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Entrance to Mr. Holden's family vault in St. Bride's Churchyard

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Gerard's Hall, in Basing lane, Bread Street, Cheapside

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Wm. Woollett's Tomb, in the Church-yard of St. Pancras, Middx. [Note: Now believed lost.]

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St Saviour's Southwark [monuments]

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Wm. Hogarth's Tomb In Chiswick Church-yard Middx.

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Engravings of King Lud and his Sons [in the Bone-House of St. Dunstan's Parish (Fleet Street)]

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Rectoral House, Newington Butts

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The Tombs of Richard Pendrell and George Chapman in the Church-yard of St. Giles in the fields

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Clarendon House [Note: Demolished in the 1680s.]

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Lord Darcie's Monument, on the East Side near the South entrance of St. Botolph's church, Aldgate

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North, or inside, view of Traitor's Gate

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Old Houses in the Butcher Row [Note: The Strand end of Wych Street was called Butcher Row, but is not labelled as such by Horwood.]

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Sir Paul Pindar's Monument, near the communion table, St. Botolph's, Bishopsgate

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South view of The Bloody Tower

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The Conduit, near Bayswater [Note: The placement of this marker is a supposition based on the plate description.]

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The Monument of Frances Dutchess Dudley, in the North aisle, near the West entrance of the Church of St. Giles in the Fields

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The Old Fountain in the Minories

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Van Dun's Alms-houses in Petty France, with his mural monument on the North Side of St. Margaret's church, Westminster [Note: The marker here is in Petty France, renamed York Street in Horwood's time. St Margaret's Church is north-east of Westminster Abbey.]

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Cleveland House, by St James's [Note: Now called Bridgewater House.]

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Prince Rupert's House, Beech Lane, Barbican

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The Queen's Nursery, Golden Lane, Barbican [Note: at one point the Fortune Theatre.]

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Lincoln's Inn Gate Chancery Lane

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White Hart, Bishopsgate Street

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Guild-Hall Chapel

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Remains of a crypt part of the antient priory of Black-Nuns adjoining St. Helen's Church in Bishopsgate Street

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Sion College

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The Old Manor-House, Hackney, formerly the residence of the Tyssen family [Note: Preliminary placement, based on the assumption that this is Shacklewell House, as the V&A catalogue states.]