Alfred H. Bool
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Alfred H. Bool British, active 1870-1878; and John Bool British, active 1870-1908 Alfred Bool and his son John, principals of the London photography firm A. & J. Bool, are best known for their work for the Society for Photographing Relics of Old London. Along with the father-and-son team of Henry and T. J. Dixon, they were responsible for the society's photographic publication-numbering 124 images of historic architecture, often with commentary-which was produced in fascicles from 1875-86. The Bools produced only the first 24, photographed between 1875 and 1878. Throughout the 1870s...
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St. Bartholomews: The Green Churchyard on the Site of the Old South Transept
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Drury Lane Looking towards St. Mary-le-Strand
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Lincoln's Inn, Gate House
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St. Bartholomews: The Churchyard Looking towards Cloth Fair
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Plates by Alfred H. Bool
- St. Bartholomews: The Churchyard Looking towards Cloth Fair A catalogued plate
- Lincoln's Inn, Gate House A catalogued plate
- Drury Lane Looking towards St. Mary-le-Strand A catalogued plate
- St. Bartholomews: The Green Churchyard on the Site of the Old South Transept A catalogued plate
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