Old pictures of Greater London

c. 1881

Barges at Alchin’s wharf

c. 1890

Sir Walter Raleigh’s home at Blackwall

c. 1904

Group of Plaistow children

1940

After the German bombings

1877

London nomads

1930

A policeman judges an ankle competition

1839

WHITE HALL

1903

Opening the London County Council (LCC) Tramways

c. 1969

An aerial view of prefabricated houses

c. 1890

Blackheath Village

c. 1912

Eltham High Street

1935

London celebrate the Silver Jubilee of King George V

1909

Arch at Shepherd’s Place

1916

MANOR PARK

1932

An ice cream seller

1904

Prince of wales road

c. 1910

Baptist Chapel

1905

Cage Lane Mission

1908

London Fire Brigade

c. 1910

Milking a Goat

c. 1870

St John’s Gate

1875

High road Leytonstone

c. 1900

Cannon Street

1890

PEOPLE IN THE RIVER

1899

A native wash woman

c. 1915

Old photo

c. 1855

St Paul's Cathedral

1936

An old building being pulled down

1962

Before crash.

1941

FLOOD

c. 1940

A man and his horse

1954

Princess Anne and Prince Charles

1956

Charles with the ponies

1959

Price Charles

1961

Prince Charles

c. 1918

KING HAROLD'S HEAD INN HUNT

c. 1922

SQUARE

1949

Prince Charles with his father

1938

Christmas tree

c. 1962

DRUGSTORE

1965

Winston Churchill last photograph

c. 1934

G. K. Chesterton at work

1885

Travelling musicians with monkey

c. 1916

High Street

1921

Park St.

1917

Lewis Carroll in later life

1908

High Street, looking east

c. 1960

Bracknell social wives club

c. 1895

Looking towards the windmill

c. 1899

Ingatestone High street

1958

WINDMILL

1900

Ironmongers

c. 1921

Lampits Hill

c. 1922

The 'Barge'

1963

Bury Park

1897

Queen Victoria Jubilee

1911

The Bridge Chapel and Chamber

c. 1910

The White Hart Hotel

1958

windmill

1928

Hop pickers use stilts on a farm

1895

Winston Churchill

1926

Students going home at the beginning of the Christmas holidays

1963

Death Wall Riders

c. 1910

The Prince of Wales PH

c. 1955

BROAD ST.

c. 1925

Park Street

c. 1900

Façade of Undershaw with Doyle's children, Mary and Kingsley, on the drive