Great Fire of London Tote Bag 27.120/1bg Advertising signs and criss-crossing telephone

Advertising signs and criss-crossing telephone and telegraph wires represent the 'nerve centre' at the end of the decade

The districts covered are Rotherhithe and the Isle of Dogs

Clement Danes towers and spires

A young boy strokes the nose of a horse standing in harness in the street

Thames Place in the South East and Theobald Street in the South West

Great Fire of London Tote Bag 27.120/1bg Advertising signs and criss-crossing telephoneExclusive to London Museum, this tote bag is a unique gift and great quality. Digitally printed using sustainable water based inks, printed in the UK. Dimensions: 36 x 40cm 100% cotton Image cropped from artwork: 'Shlohavot' or, 'The burning of London in the year 1666' from the London Museum archive: Samuel Rolle was one of several people who wrote books about the Great Fire of London. Much of the literature produced was religious and counselled