No. 1 Hatton Garden, as seen from Holborn. That is a statue of Prince Albert in foreground.
Nos. 5 and 6 Hatton Garden
No. 7 Hatton Garden
No. 11 Hatton Garden
County House, Nos. 14 – 15 Hatton Garden
No. 18 Hatton Garden
Nos. 19 – 21 Hatton Garden
No. 22 Hatton Garden
No. 23 Hatton Garden
No. 24 Hatton Garden
No. 25 Hatton Garden on the corner with Greville Street
No. 25A Hatton Garden. Hatton Garden has a habit of making the next building across a road, an ‘A’ of the number on the previous side of the road.
No. 26 Hatton Garden
Nos. 28 – 31 Hatton Garden
Nos. 34 – 35 Hatton Garden
Nos. 34 – 35 Hatton Garden
Nos. 36 – 38 Hatton Garden
No. 39 Hatton Garden
Nos. 40 – 42 Hatton Garden
Former church and school on the corner with St Cross Street.
No. 44 Hatton Garden on the corner with St Cross Street
No. 45 Hatton Garden
No. 46 Hatton Garden
Nos. 47 – 48 Hatton Garden
Nos. 49 – 50 Hatton Garden
The Bindery, Nos. 51 – 53 Hatton Garden
No. 54 Hatton Garden
The Quartz, No. 55 Hatton Garden
No. 56 Hatton Garden
No. 57 Hatton Garden, on the corner with Hatton Wall
Petersham House, No. 57A Hatton Garden. Continuing with the ‘A’s.
Kovacs House, No. 57D Hatton Garden. There
There’s an interesting blue plaque on Kovacs House for Sir Hiram Maxim, the inventor of the Maxim gun.
Now we are returning down the west side of the street starting with the collection of buildings on Clerkenwell Road. The one address in Hatton Garden is the Skipper Building, which is No. 83 Clerkenwell Road.
No. 58A Hatton Garden
No. 58 Hatton Garden
Colonial House, Nos. 59 – 61 Hatton Garden
No. 62 Hatton Garden
Nos. 63 – 68 Hatton Garden
Nos. 69 – 70 Hatton Garden
On the other side of St Cross Street, the Johnson Building, No. 77 Hatton Garden.
Hatton Garden Hotel, No. 84 Hatton Garden
Nos. 85 – 86 Hatton Garden
No. 87 Hatton Garden
Nos. 88 – 90 Hatton Garden
Jeygrove Court, No. 101 Hatton Garden
No. 95 Hatton Garden
No. 96 Hatton Garden
Hatton Garden looking north
