London Faraday Building - A.R. Myers architect
The Faraday Building is a fine example of what was, in its heyday, a large Strowger complex. Faraday was home to Toll A and Toll B.
Faraday Building A.R. Myers architect
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"Faraday Building, named after the great scientist Michael Faraday, whose discoveries have done much to make modern telephony."
*Albert Robert Myers worked in H M office of Works in Westminster and London from 1899.

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