The Thames Tunnel 1835 Frame:white witch-doctors and sex workers

witch-doctors and sex workers

her head and shoulders hang out of the side window

This print shows Somerset House from the south and Waterloo Bridge

Bowyer New Church Road in the South East and Foxley Road in the South West

London Pavilion

The Thames Tunnel 1835 Frame:white witch-doctors and sex workersThe Thames Tunnel. Interior view looking along the Thames Tunnel, with pedestrians. For a charge of one shilling, members of the public could descend into the 'subterranean gloom', and on busy days the tunnel received up to 700 visitors. Not all tourists were impressed. The composer Tchaikovsky noted that he 'nearly fainted for lack of air' while visiting the tunnel. The text at the bottom of the image describes its dimensions and that it was designed