Harris Digital Productions

Tower Bridge

Tower Bridge has stood over the River Thames in London since 1894 and is one of the most recognisable landmarks in the world. It is the bridge of London you tend to see in movies and on advertising literature for London. Tower Bridge is the only bridge on the Thames which can be raised.

Tower Bridge is undergoing an essential and exciting 3-year restoration programme of painting works and stone cleaning.

You can follow the project on our dedicated website.

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St Lawrence Jewry Fountain

St Lawrence Jewry Fountain, was designed by architect John Robinson and erected in 1866 outside the church of St Lawrence Jewry.

During the redevelopment of the Guildhall in the 1970's, the fountain was dismantled and put into storage.

In 2010 the fountain was relocated to the East End of Carter Lane, opposite St Paul's Cathedral in the City of London.

Harris Digital Productions recorded the project for the City of London.

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Southwark Bridge

Southwark Bridge is an arch bridge linking Southwark and the City across the River Thames. It was designed by Ernest George and Basil Mott and opened in 1921.

Southwark Bridge is owned by the City of London Corporation and is currently undergoing a £2.5million restoration programme, which is being recorded by Harris Digital Productions.

You can follow the project on our dedicated website.

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Monument

Built to commemorate the Great Fire which devastated the City of London in 1666, the Monument offers panoramic views over London.

Standing 202 feet high, the Monument is the tallest isolated stone column in the world.

Harris Digital Productions recorded the recently completed major repair project.

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Temple Bar

Temple Bar has finally returned to the Square Mile. In the December meeting of the Court of Common Council in 2001, the City of London agreed to fund the return of Temple Bar to the Square Mile. At a cost of just over £3.0m – funded by the City of London along with donations from the Temple Bar Trust and several Livery Companies – the reconstruction of Temple Bar on a site next to St Paul’s Cathedral was completed in November 2004.

You can follow the project on our dedicated website.

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