Sailing barge at Greenmoor Wharf Bankside 20th century Thomas Higham the grunting and squeaking of

the grunting and squeaking of pigs

The rebuilt Regent Street was opened in 1927

The city is in the background with a factory on the right

archival recordings and memoirs by the women and men who came to Britain from the West Indies between the late 1940s and the early 1960s

With this impressive wooden train set accessory commuters can buy their tickets

Sailing barge at Greenmoor Wharf Bankside 20th century Thomas Higham the grunting and squeaking ofSailing 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.