Lord North Street leads to Smith Square and the deconsecrated St John's Church, now used as a classical concert venue. Smith Square is in the shadow of the Palace of Westminster, the UK's Houses of Parliament.

There has been not much interest shown in my photos of Smith Square but I still find this location very interesting. The Georgian houses are apparently family homes. The gas lamps give an atmosphere of old London. The church is of unusual design. I'd never visited Smith Square before, though I'd heard of it. London is full of surprises.

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