This little alleyway right by Charing Cross Station used to have the unusual name ‘Of Alley’… 🤔 Why? Well, the answer takes us back over 700 years. This stretch of the river into the late 17th century was lined with the mansions and palaces of the rich and wealthy. Next to where Charing Cross is today was the site of York House. It was sold in 1682 by its owner at the time George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, for it be knocked down and new roads laid out on the site. He sold it off though on on

4.2K views · 194 reactions | Barnstaple's first bus station, now Tea by the Taw. This bus station was opened in the early 1920s, some great pictures knocking around of charabancs leaving the place filled with day-trippers. | Barnstaple History | Facebook

3.4M views · 77K reactions | https://keepsmiling.co/collections/artwork Just spent some time at the train station surprising people with my brand new Japan watercolor print—officially dropping April 5th at 12pm EST! These are limited edition and will only be available for 24 hours. Grab yours for $199 USD here— https://keepsmiling.co/collections/artwork | Devon Rodriguez | Facebook