EPR000410 ENGLAND (1934). The Millbank area including the Tate Gallery looking towards Vauxhall Bridge, Westminster, from the west, 1934

Peel House, 105 Regency Street

The new Lambeth Bridge, completed in 1932 and replacing the old suspension bridge built in 1862. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambeth_Bridge

Millbank Prison, Britain's first National Penitentiary, 1816 to 1890, demolision completed 1903. It occupied all of this area including what is now Tate Modern art gallery. See National Library for Scotland OS maps https://maps.nls.uk/view/103313075 and Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millbank_Prison

Pulford Street

Tachbrook Street

Tachbrook Estate being built by Westminster Housing Trust. Fundraising schemes were started to meet building costs and several members of the Royal family donated money. Famous authors, including H G Wells and A A Milne, also gave signed books and manuscripts to be sold at a charity auction to help raise funds.

Site of future Lambeth Bridge House

Site of future London Fire Brigade HQ, opened in 1937.

Royal Doulton office building, still there

St Thomas Medical School

Royal Doulton China Works

Causton Street? Gas Holders

Vauxhall Bridge Road

The Millbank Estate. All blocks named after English painters

Erasmus Street School

Millbank Barracks (RAMC)

Royal Army Medical School

Thames House

Queen Alexandra Military Hospital

W H Smith Head Office

Hovis Bakery

Holloway Brothers, Building Contractors

Houses of Parliament

Vauxhall Bridge from Millbank

Saint John's Gardens

Christ Church

The Imperial War Museum

Waterloo Railway Station

Victoria Tower Gardens

Saint Thomas Hospital

ICI House

Lambeth Palace

Lambeth Bridge and Lambeth Palace

Tate Britain