EPW037984 ENGLAND (1932). The River Thames from Sands End to Chelsea, Sands End, from the south-west, 1932

Barges moored in the basin on the other side of the railway track from Chelsea Creek. The basin was accessed from the Creek via a lock which passed under the railway. The lock and railway bridge can be seen in the Peter Sellers 1973 film The Optimists of Nine Elms which used a number of locations next to Chelsea Creek.

St. Luke's church

Victoria Station.

Chelsea creek.

Chelsea Harbour - built as a railway/river interchange for freight. Now a marina surrounded by modern flats/apartment and offices.

Battersea Square, 20/05/2015

Gasholder, Imperial Road, 23/09/2014

Battersea Railway Bridge, 23/09/2014

Battersea Park

Albert Bridge

Battersea Bridge

Langford Primary School

Westminster Cathedral

Hyde Park

Battersea Wharf

Battersea Flour Mills in 1916

Malthouse here in 1916

Church Road

St Mary's Church

Cromwell Road

Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington

Brompton Oratory - Knightsbridge/South Kensington

Elswick Street

Tynemouth Street

Elbe Street

Schools

Trinidad Asphalt Works in 1916

Imperial Biscuit Factory in 1916

Battersea Bridge

Albert Bridge

St Paul's Cathedral

Big Ben

Westminster Abbey

Lots Road Power Station. Provided electicity for most of the London Underground at the time (photographed here just before the formation of London Transport).

Now part of Imperial Wharf station entrance