EAW041952 ENGLAND (1952). Bankside Power Station under construction, The Borough, 1952

Bankside House, SE Regional HQ for CEGB Central Electricity Generating Board. Ground floor was the computing centre , ICL 1903T machine in 1974. The power station provided centralised hot water to the local estates.

Sumner Street, original tram terminal in Southwark Bridge Road. On 14th July 1925 Sir Alfred Bowyer, The Lord Mayor of London took the controls of decorated tramcar 1847, and drove across the rebuilt bridge to the new terminus at Queen Street Place. For only the third time the tramways of London had established a toehold in "The City" and it was to last for only 27 years as the last 46 to Woolwich departed on the 5th july 1952. The events of 1925 were recorded for posterity by Pathe and can be viewed on their website.

Great Guildford Street

Clink Street, site of the Clink Prison

Park Street

Steps joining Southwatk Bridge Road with Park Street below

The Anchor Brewery, operated by Barclay, Perkins & Co.

Anchor Terrace, Southwark Bridge Road

Chimney of Grey and Martin's City Lead Mills

The Windmill public house

Bankside 1960's

Southwark Street

Southwark Bridge

Sumner Street

Bankside Power Station just before transformation into Tate Modern 1999

Ex Bankside Power Station Area from the Shard of Glass 2014