Booth Poverty Map sections 1- 50 1889 Frame:none A decade or so after

A decade or so after Reid photographed this exterior

Tonnes of British steel were used in its construction and the directors specified the employment of British workers according to strict trade union conditions

and can always be filled at high water by opening the sluices at the Lead Mills from which it took its old name

Westminster Bridge from the River

St Paul's from Bankside

Booth Poverty Map sections 1- 50 1889 Frame:none A decade or so afterSection 1 50 of the original Descriptive map of London Poverty, 1889, compiled and hand coloured by Charles Booth and assistants. PLEASE NOTE; individual street names are not legible in this image.