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I knew this as the Westminster Bank but I think it was called something and Westminster Bank.

Just found that the Bank was called in c1921. London County Westminster & Parrs Bank Ltd,manager in 1921 was a Mr Ernest Walt Black.

Edison Bell Factory was given over to war work during WW1, and later produced record players – ‘gramophones’ – and early radios – ‘crystal sets’. However, following financial troubles, they closed in 1933, and the building was taken over by Buckingham and Co, to become a bedstead factory. Glengall R...

The Bricklayers Arms Goods Depot, Bermondsey, 1937, looking towards New Cross. Crosse & Blackwells left, Guinness Buildings are the four blocks slightly off centre at the bottom and Old Kent Road is to the right. The Bricklayers Arms Goods Depot, Bermondsey, 1937. Looking towards New Cross. X.png

Surrey Docks (now Surrey Quays) station, Exterior view of part of the southbound platform. The foot of the stairs from the booking hall can be seen on the left; the stairway has a corrugated-iron roof and wooden clapboard side panels. This shot also shows the canopy with valence, lights with hexagon...