An idyllic scene but surely not Chelsea.
SW3, Old Church Street, 38-48, The Old Diary
We've numbered the lovely tiled panels left to right.
See our page about the dairy for our attempt to understand the geography of the site with reference to a 1865 map.
This section lists the subjects commemorated on the memorial on this page:
Wright’s Dairy - Old Church Street - mural 1 - cows
Founded in 1796 by a Mr Wright, whose son, W. H. Wright carried on the busine...
This section lists the other memorials at the same location as the memorial on this page:
Wright’s Dairy - Old Church Street - mural 1 - cows
The cow's right ear must have dropped off.
In Google satellite view you can see that the set-back building originally ha...
The text is misleading - ye early mower is actually whetting his whistle.
The milkmaid carries her milking pail on her head and her milking stool on he...
We've numbered these murals clockwise starting at the north-east corner of this unnamed open square. Presumably built to be a vibrant com...
The English Heritage plaque is on this corner building, in Poland Street. The apparent blue plaque just below the mural, is painted to mi...
Unveiled on what would have been Ty's 48th birthday, the image is adapted from a photograph. Anyone know what that crown-like object repr...
This mural depicts the 4 mop tops around two walls of the front area. We spent some entertaining time on Trip Adviser for this tourist ho...
Funded by the firm that has recently redeveloped part of the 1970 Acton Estate. Our photos do not do this charming mosaic justice. Spital...
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