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Sainsbury. Sainsbury's Blackfriars Factory 1936. X.png Sainsbury Rennie Street, Stamford House. Sainsbury's head office in London c1969. X.png Sainsbury shop, Blackfriars Road c1950. X.png Sainsbury, Stamford Street, Blackfriars. Rennie Street formerly Bennett Street by the white building left. ...

The sign of The Dog's Head in the Pot, which stood above the corner shop at Number 23, St. George's Place, Blackfriars Road was the Hayward Brothers trademark. Union street 1897, Hayward Brothers & Eckstein Ltd. X.png Union Street. 1 X.jpg Union Street, Hayward Brothers & Eckstein Lt...

This was in Honduras Wharf, near to where the Tate Modern is today.

Bankside, Southwark 1931, Wakeley Brothers & Company Ltd.

Gurney Street, VE Day street party. Mrs. Baker is at the end of the table in the foreground, Mrs. Willis is in the background at right. Gurney Street was later demolished as part of the development of the Heygate Estate.

Mr Charles Ash, a dock labourer of Bermondsey, London, rescued a Mrs Hoyes, of Rotherhithe, stated to be the mother of six children. Mr Ash dived in but found that Mrs Hoyes was caught between two barges. He held her up until LCC firemen arrived in a boat, 8 February 1933. It is his fourteenth rescu...

Dalwood Street, formerly South Street, ran from Southampton Way to Havil Street. Dalwood Street, Camberwell, from the corner of Wells Place, c1908, looking towards Southampton Way with Havil Street behind. X.png Dalwood street, same location 2019. Redbridge Gardens on the left, formerly Wells Place....

J.W. Falkner and Sons was a building company located at 24-52 Ossory Road, Southwark, for over 100 years, where the firm remained until the 1990's. They built many buildings all over the country and abroad, including the Chiltonian Biscuit Factory, Manor Lane, Lewisham. Ossory Road. J.W. Falkner and...