Bermondsey Street

[kiwi]

They sold a wide range of polythene products including bags etc. Williams Lynch Estate Agents left.

Bermondsey Street. Turner Whitehead was in these tall warehouses, now renamed Bramah House.

[kiwi]

Address, 151-153 Bermondsey Street, the factory was in Bell Yard Mews.

Bell Yard Mews, E. Kipps & Co., leather dressers factory.

E. Kipps & Co., leather dressers factory.

[kiwi]

George, hairdressers 126, The Three-Day Service Ltd, Printers and Stationers at 124.

Bermondsey Street, the gate on the right of the picture led to Black Eagle Yard, c1988.

[kiwi]

Went to many weddings in this church. Do not know who the young lady is but that smile certainly brighten up my day.

Bermondsey Street, St Mary Magdalene Church, c2022.

St Mary Magdalene Church Interior, c2023.

St Mary Magdalen Church, c2023.

[kiwi]

Not a very clear picture, but this is the first picture I have seen of this pub, so for information’s sake I’ve decided to post. I think the pub was on the corner of White’s Ground, (formally Gun Alley) and Bermondsey Street. In c1900 the Publican was Thomas Causer whose name is on the pubs window, I also think he may have been a boxer.

103 Bermondsey Street, Eight Bells Pub.

[Fogbrain]

I think the pub was on the corner of White’s Ground, (formally Gun Alley) and Bermondsey Street.

The pub on the corner with White's Grounds was the Yorkshire Grey, since renamed the Garrison. The Eight Bells was further down the street, just before Newham's Row, at № 103 - until Bermondsey Street was renumbered in June 1902. After that it was № 117.