Greenwich in Season 1872 Type:art print Number two of Thomas Rowlandson's

Number two of Thomas Rowlandson's eight 'Cries of London'

The signal lamps and semaphore helped guide the ships through the bridge's lifting bascules

Sclater Street in the South East and Blue Anchor Alley in the South West

Some coaches and chariots are parked on the right

The cafés around Charing Cross catered for theatre and cinema visitors

Greenwich in Season 1872 Type:art print Number two of Thomas Rowlandson'sEngraving by Dore from 'London a Pilgrimage'. The publisher Grant & Co. offered Jerrold and Dor the vast sum of 10,000 a year to complete an overview of London life. Dor produced 180 engravings and the resulting book was issued in parts from January 1872. It was a commercial success, although some criticised its concentration on East End poverty rather than more palatable views of London life. This view shows a three storey building with crowded