Sailing barge at Greenmoor Wharf rubbish depot Bankside 20th century 16th Century which was not replaced until

which was not replaced until 1881

Until the middle of the twentieth century

The ground floor contained a large food hall selling a products from hand-made chocolates to wine

Measures 37cm W x 42cm H x 11cm side

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Sailing barge at Greenmoor Wharf rubbish depot Bankside 20th century 16th Century which was not replaced untilSailing barge moored at Greenmoor Wharf, Bankside. George Davison Reid photographed this skipper aboard his sailing barge while it was moored at Greenmoor Wharf, Bankside. This wharf was the site of Southwark Corporation's rubbish depot. Once this barge was loaded with refuse, it would head downriver to the estuary. The only crew would be the skipper and his mate. Reid photographed the wharf and this skipper a number of times as part of his extensive