Abbey Road

The Beatles created an album cover in a hastily arranged 10-minute photo shoot that inspired generations.

Macca treks across iconic crosswalk to get to a surprise gig at Abbey Road Studios.

The Beatles would go on to make some of rock's greatest records at Abbey Road Studios. The band filed into the building for their first session there on June 6, 1962.

Named REDD.37 after its design team in EMI's Record Engineering Development Department, the desk was used by the Beatles through the making of 'Let It Be.'

The British Prime Minister got taken to task by Beatles fans when a photo op recreated the cover of 'Abbey Road.'

For one last shining moment, the Beatles were the Beatles again.

It's fitting, given the animosity within the Beatles at the time, that no actual music was recorded.

A stroll across the street near the Beatles' recording studio on Aug. 8, 1969 turned into the iconic cover for 'Abbey Road.'

The Beatles made some of the greatest music of the rock era at Abbey Road Studios. Now, the London landmark is set to serve as the backdrop for a new stage musical about the band.

Since 1931, Abbey Road Studios has played host to some of the greatest musicians in the world. Now, thanks to Google, you can tour the facility without even getting off your couch.