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The two railway bridges, built in 1846-9 and 1891-5, taken from the road.

Date:
1860 - 1922
Location:
Barnes Railway Bridge, Richmond Upon Thames, Greater London Authority, SW13
Reference:
CC72/00670
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

Stereo photograph of the bridge with cranes and barges down river, looking south-east

Date:
1870
Location:
RICHMOND BRIDGE, Richmond upon Thames, Greater London Authority
Reference:
CC72/00714
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

A view of the lock with lock-keeper's cottage in the background. Teddington lock, the first of which was constructed in 1811, marks the point where the Thames ceases to be tidal.

Date:
1870
Location:
Teddington Lock, Teddington, Richmond Upon Thames, Greater London Authority
Reference:
HT01120
Type:
Photograph (Inkjet Print)

The large royal palace, originally built as a residence for Cardinal Wolsey in 1514 but seized by the Crown in 1529, standing on the banks of the river Thames.

Date:
1870
Location:
Hampton Court Palace, Hampton Court, Richmond upon Thames, Greater London Authority
Reference:
HT01143
Type:
Photograph (Inkjet Print)

The octagonal garden temple with a lead dome, built for David Garrick, c. 1758-65, to house Roubiliac's sculpture of Shakespeare dated 1758, standing on the banks of the river Thames.

Date:
1870
Location:
Garricks Villa, Hampton, Richmond Upon Thames, Greater London Authority
Reference:
HT01147
Type:
Photograph (Inkjet Print)

A view of the river Thames and surrounding countryside, taken from a hill.

Date:
1870
Location:
Richmond, Richmond Upon Thames, Greater London Authority
Reference:
HT01211
Type:
Photograph (Inkjet Print)

The terrace of the attractively situated hotel, originally opened in 1783 by John Christopher and owned by the Ellis family at the height of its popularity in the early 19th century. The river Thames can be seen in the distance.

Date:
1870
Location:
Star And Garter Hotel, Richmond Hill, Richmond Upon Thames, Greater London Authority, TW10
Reference:
HT01445
Type:
Photograph (Inkjet Print)

The large Gothic-style house with an Italianate tower, built on the built on the banks of the river Thames. The house was destroyed during the Second World War, though the octagonal summer house remains in Radnor Gardens.

Date:
1870
Location:
Radnor House, Richmond Upon Thames, Greater London Authority
Reference:
HT01447
Type:
Photograph (Inkjet Print)

The large Gothic style hotel, originally opened in 1783 by John Christopher and owned by the Ellis family at the height of its popularity in the early 19th century. The hotel, ideally situated above the river Thames, burnt down in 1888.

Date:
1870
Location:
Star And Garter Hotel, Richmond Hill, Richmond Upon Thames, Greater London Authority, TW10
Reference:
HT01451
Type:
Photograph (Inkjet Print)

The large wooden weir over the river Thames taken from the river bank, showing several people crossing via the footbridge above.

Date:
1870
Location:
Teddington Weir, Teddington, Richmond Upon Thames, Greater London Authority
Reference:
HT01522
Type:
Photograph (Inkjet Print)

Two photographs showing the lock and the lock keepers cottage on the banks of the river Thames. This is 2 locks on the 11.5 mile stretch of water between Shepperton and Teddington..

Date:
1870
Location:
Teddington Lock, Teddington, Richmond Upon Thames, Greater London Authority
Reference:
HT01524
Type:
Photograph (Inkjet Print)

A view of the countryside surrounding Richmond upon Thames, taken from a hillside.

Date:
1870
Location:
Richmond, Richmond Upon Thames, Greater London Authority
Reference:
HT01526
Type:
Photograph (Inkjet Print)

A gentleman mooring his small rowing boat along the banks of the river Thames, with the Star and Garter Hotel, a popular 19th century riverside hostelry, on the hillside in the background.

Date:
1875
Location:
Richmond, Richmond Upon Thames, Greater London Authority
Reference:
HT01612
Type:
Photograph (Inkjet Print)

The large weir on the river Thames taken from the riverbank.

Date:
1880
Location:
Molesey Weir, Molesey, Esher, Richmond upon Thames, Greater London Authority
Reference:
HT02822
Type:
Photograph (Inkjet Print)

The large parish church, rebuilt on the site of an earlier church by E. Lapidge in 1831, taken across the river Thames, showing the tall west tower and high nave roof.

Date:
1883
Location:
St Mary's Church, Thames Street, Hampton, Richmond Upon Thames, Greater London Authority
Reference:
HT04106
Type:
Photograph (Inkjet Print)

The octagonal garden temple built for David Garrick in c.1758-65 to house Roubiliac's sculpture of Shakespeare (1758), taken across the river Thames, with the tower of St Mary's parish church in the background.

Date:
1883
Location:
Garricks Villa, Hampton, Richmond Upon Thames, Greater London Authority
Reference:
HT04107
Type:
Photograph (Inkjet Print)

The large weir crossing the river Thames taken from the river bank below. The winch mechanism on top of the weir is used to control the flow of water.

Date:
1883
Location:
Molesey Weir, Molesey, Esher, Richmond upon Thames, Greater London Authority
Reference:
HT04108
Type:
Photograph (Inkjet Print)

The large weir crossing the river Thames taken from the river bank below. The winch mechanism on top of the weir is used to control the flow of water.

Date:
1883
Location:
Molesey Weir, Molesey, Esher, Richmond upon Thames, Greater London Authority
Reference:
HT04109
Type:
Photograph (Inkjet Print)

The large wooden weir crossing the river Thames, taken from the river bank below.

Date:
1883
Location:
Teddington Weir, Teddington, Richmond Upon Thames, Greater London Authority
Reference:
HT04114
Type:
Photograph (Inkjet Print)

The large wooden lock crossing the river Thames taken from the riverbank. The sunlight is reflecting on the water, which is swelled because of high tide.

Date:
1883
Location:
Teddington Weir, Teddington, Richmond Upon Thames, Greater London Authority
Reference:
HT04115
Type:
Photograph (Inkjet Print)