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Barons Place, Southwark, runs from Waterloo Road to Webber Street. In a 1930s map it is being spelt as Barron's Place

1992.

Board's Buildings c1913, ran between Tabard Street & Amicable Row,which is no longer there, now Tabard Gardens.

Picture States, Tooley Street, looking east by London Bridge Station c1905. I’m positive this is Tower Bridge Road probable Bermondsey New Road when this picture was taken. Rothsay Street is on the right, at that time with an hardware store on the far corner. Later it became G Edmund Ltd,Grocers and...

Arments Pie & Mash. Just around the corner from the Elephant & Castle at 7-9 Westmoreland Road. Arments has been operating as a family business since 1914 – although it moved from its original site on Walworth Road to its current premises in 1979. First two pictures are of the Walworth Road ...

Swan at the Globe formally the Welsh Trooper (Welch Trooper) was listed as 36 Emerson Street (1861), then 37 Bankside (1869) now 21 New Globe Walk, SE1, was renamed in the mid-1990s. Bankside, New Globe Walk, Swan at the Globe Pub, formally the Welsh Trooper c2019, was renamed in the mid-1990s. X.pn...

"Lovely Jubbly"

1955 >>>>>>>>>>

Lower Ordnance Wharf. Francois and Joseph Badart, merchants and seed crushers. In 1861 an accident in the works led to an explosion and ten deaths. They were bankrupt in 1881. Union Oil and Cake Mills at Lower Ordnance Wharf, started running the mills again for seed crushing. Rotherhithe Street, Low...