The house has such a fascinating history! For the full story there is a link in my bio to the blog post. @hostbarnabas . . . . . . . #london #londonhistory #history #soho #victorian #victorianhistory #oddities #hiddenlondon #secretlondon #explorelondon #londonwalks #lovelondon #westlondon #visitlondon | Living London History

If you've watched our videos of the print shop lately on social media, you've probably heard the name Lewis Winter referenced as the collection containing many of our woodcuts and electrotype cuts. Who was Lewis Winter though? Winter was a woodcut artist and engraver, who had his shop at 627 J Street from the 1880s to 1910. In this video, Jared prints one of Lewis Winter’s business logos from an over 120 year old electrotype cut. Want to learn more about Lewis Winter and see a live printing demo

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