Westminster Bridge from the River, Looking South: 1750 Frederick A. Winkfield Watercolour drawing

Watercolour drawing

This was the oldest railway terminus in London

an electric billboard was added to the facade of the London Pavilion theatre

which was close to the riverside wharfs where produce arrived

Accompanied by a chorus of voices of both iconic and unsung legends of the movement

Westminster Bridge from the River, Looking South: 1750 Frederick A. Winkfield Watercolour drawingWestminster Bridge from the River, Looking South. Oil on canvas. Westminster Bridge showing stone alcoves, each with lamps on top, in which pedestrians could shelter in showery weather. Beyond bridge, are the barge houses of Archbishop of Canterbury, Lambeth Palace, a number of houses on Millbank, the church of St. John's Smith Sq., St. Stephen's Chapel, Westminster Hall and Westminster Abbey.