Carey Street

Carey Street is a road in the Holborn area of Central London.

Located close to Lincoln's Inn Fields and the Royal Courts of Justice, it runs from Portugal Street to Chancery Lane parallel to the Strand to the south.

New Square is a little to the north, connected by an arched gateway dating back to the 1697.

It takes its name from Nicholas Carey who owned a house in the street in the seventeenth century.

(built in 1730 for the politician Richard Foley) and the Seven Stars pub dating back to the Jacobean era.

The Seven Stars pub.
Number 60 Carey Street, a Grade II* listed building dating to 1730.
The old Union Bank of London building on the corner with Chancery Lane .
Thomas More House, with the Seven Stars to its right.