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St Pauls through the window of St Mary Le Bow by Frank Rust - Part of The Northcliffe Collection
St Pauls through the window of St Mary Le Bow by Frank Rust - Part of The Northcliffe Collection
St Pauls through the window of St Mary Le Bow by Frank Rust - Part of The Northcliffe Collection
St Pauls through the window of St Mary Le Bow by Frank Rust - Part of The Northcliffe Collection
St Pauls through the window of St Mary Le Bow by Frank Rust - Part of The Northcliffe Collection

St Pauls through the window of St Mary Le Bow by Frank Rust - Part of The Northcliffe Collection

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St. Paul’s Cathedral through the west windows of the burned-out church of “Dick Whittington” fame St. Mary Le Bow, Cheapside.  Between 7 September 1940 and 10 May 1941, over 18,000 tonnes of high explosives were dropped on London in 71 air raids. Prime Minister Winston Churchill sent word that St Paul’s Cathedral should be protected at all costs – it would boost morale to save Christopher Wren’s masterpiece. photograph by Frank Rust Northcliffe Collection,1941.