Sailing barge at Greenmoor Wharf Bankside 20th century

Sailing barge at Greenmoor Wharf Bankside 20th centurySailing barge at Greenmoor Wharf, Bankside. George Davison Reid took this photo from a sailing barge moored in Greenmoor Wharf, Bankside. This was the site of Southwark Corporation's rubbish depot. Refuse, transported by horse and cart, was loaded into these barges by chutes and hydraulic cranes. Once the boat was laden, the skipper and mate would head downriver to the estuary.

St Pancras Hotel and station can be seen from the hill which leads down from Angel

This Underground Station Set  is a wooden replica of the iconic London Underground Station

At the street end is York Water Gate and beyond is the Hungerford Suspension Bridge

escalators and pedestrian subways that were transforming Piccadilly Circus Underground station

The church is surrounded by the produce of Covent Garden's flower

The turnpike gates can be seen in the middle distance

Vol 31 page 465 July-Dec 1857

and some suggestions for where to eat and drink along the way

only three are still in existence

View of Millbank on the River Thames near London

Magnus the Martyr

carry a Greek flag and letters spelling the word 'enosis'