Princes Square was laid out during the 1720s and lasted until the 1960s

Princes Square was laid out during the 1720s and lasted until the 1960s.

The first Swedish church in London opened in 1729 at its centre. The philosopher Emanuel Swedenborg died in 1772 and was buried there - the square was renamed after him in 1938.

Attribution: William Whiffin (1878-1957)

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