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Beneath the Guildhall Great Hall lie the largest surviving medieval crypts in London.
They were built at different times and are different styles. The west crypt (2nd pic) is thought to be from the late 13th Century so older than the current 15th Century hall above it.

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The Neighbours by Siegfried Charoux. Commissioned by London County Council and installed at the Quadrant Estate near Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, in 1959

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Raven at the Tower of London.
It was surprisingly large and imposing. It quickly cleared the busy bench by going for an unsuspecting woman's sandwich from behind.

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This is the Metropolitan Railway's version of the Underground roundel used from around 1914 - with the modern underground roundel in the background at Moorgate.

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The Caledonian Park Clock Tower, or Cally Clock Tower, was built as the centrepiece of the Metropolitan Cattle Market, which opened in 1855 as London's live meat market from Smithfield - even meat markets were designed to be beautiful in the Victorian era!