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Viewing 1,293 Child Records for Series: Negatives and prints of English locations

Sailing barges on the River Thames. The Thames sailing barge was modelled on a Dutch vessel for easy handling in coastal and inland waters.

Date:
1945 - 1965
Location:
Greenwich, Greater London Authority
Reference:
AA001101
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

Sailing barges moored on the River Thames. The Thames sailing barge was modelled on a Dutch vessel for easy handling in coastal and inland waters.

Date:
1945 - 1965
Location:
Greenwich, Greater London Authority
Reference:
AA001102
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

People on a boat on the River Thames at dusk looking out onto the river.

Date:
1945 - 1965
Location:
Greenwich, Greater London Authority
Reference:
AA001103
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

Clouds above the time ball at the Royal Observatory. The ball was placed on the north eastern turret of the Octagon Room in 1833. It is dropped daily at 1pm to signal the correct time to boats on the Thames.

Date:
1945 - 1965
Location:
Royal Observatory, Greenwich Park, Greenwich, Greater London Authority, SE10
Reference:
AA001104
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

Waterloo Bridge from the Temple with the bow of a ship in the foreground. The bridge was built in 1937-42 by Rendel, Palmer and Tritton and was designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott.

Date:
1947
Location:
Waterloo Bridge, Lambeth, Greater London Authority
Reference:
AA001105
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

The gardens of the Tower of London with snow on the ground and Tower Bridge in the background.

Date:
1945 - 1965
Location:
Tower Of London, Tower Gardens, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority, EC3
Reference:
AA001106
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

Sailing barges moored on the River Thames. The barges were modelled on a Dutch design for easy handling in coastal and inland waters. The barges were a familiar sight on the Thames until the 1940s.

Date:
1945 - 1965
Location:
Greenwich, Greater London Authority
Reference:
AA001107
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

A view looking up from the bridge at the south tower. The bridge opened in 1894 and was designed by Sir Horace Jones who died before its completion.

Date:
1945 - 1965
Location:
Tower Bridge, Tower Bridge Road, Tower Hill, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority
Reference:
AA001108
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

Low tide at the wharf with the 'Dynamo' moored to the left. The General Steam Navigation Company ran passenger services to Edinburgh, Bordeaux, the Mediterranean and east of England coastal ports.

Date:
1945 - 1965
Location:
General Steam Navigation Wharf, Deptford Creek, Lewisham, Greater London Authority
Reference:
AA001109
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

A view of water vessels moored on the bank of the River Thames at Greenwich.

Date:
1945 - 1965
Location:
Greenwich, Greater London Authority
Reference:
AA001110
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

St Nicholas Church from the south west with the tall chimney of Deptford Power Station visible in the background. The west tower of the church dates from circa 1500 and lies on 13th-century foundations.

Date:
1945 - 1965
Location:
St Nicholas' Church, Deptford Green, Deptford, Greenwich, Greater London Authority, SE8
Reference:
AA001111
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

The 16th-century west tower of the church with the tall chimney of Deptford Power Station in the background. The entrance gate to the churchyard lies in the foreground and has two grotesque skulls on its gate piers.

Date:
1945 - 1965
Location:
St Nicholas' Church, Deptford Green, Deptford, Greenwich, Greater London Authority, SE8
Reference:
AA001112
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

A view of water vessels moored on the bank of the River Thames at Greenwich with a Dutch aircraft carrier and Deptford Power Station in the background.

Date:
1945 - 1965
Location:
Greenwich, Greater London Authority
Reference:
AA001113
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

An exterior view of Queen's House from the gardens. Construction of the house was begun by Inigo Jones for Anne of Denmark in 1616, but she died before its completion. It is now part of the National Maritime Museum.

Date:
1945 - 1965
Location:
Queens House, Romney Road, Greenwich, Greater London Authority, SE10
Reference:
AA001114
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

An exterior view of Queen's House from the gardens. The house was built for Anne of Denmark by Inigo Jones in the early 17th century, but she died before its completion. It is now part of the National Maritime Museum.

Date:
1945 - 1965
Location:
Queens House, Romney Road, Greenwich, Greater London Authority, SE10
Reference:
AA001115
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

A view looking north towards the hospital from Greenwich Park. Construction of the hospital began in the 1690s on the orders of Queen Mary who was inspired by the sight of the wounded at the battle of La Hogue.

Date:
1945 - 1965
Location:
Queens House, Romney Road, Greenwich, Greater London Authority, SE10
Reference:
AA001116
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

The hospital viewed from Greenwich Park. The hospital was built in the 1690s incorporating Queen's House with a gap in the building work so that the house could still be seen from the River Thames.

Date:
1945 - 1965
Location:
Queens House, Romney Road, Greenwich, Greater London Authority, SE10
Reference:
AA001117
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

The rear of the bronze statue of General James Wolfe by Tait MacKenzie which was erected in 1930. The statue overlooks the Royal Naval College.

Date:
1945 - 1965
Location:
Greenwich Park, General James Wolfe Statue, Greenwich Park, Greenwich, Greater London Authority, SE10
Reference:
AA001118
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

The exterior of the Royal Observatory with the time ball on the north eastern turret of the Octagon Room. The time ball was placed here in 1833 and drops at exactly 1300 hours to signal the correct time to ships on the nearby River Thames.

Date:
1945 - 1965
Location:
Royal Observatory, Greenwich Park, Greenwich, Greater London Authority, SE10
Reference:
AA001119
Type:
Photograph (Negative)

A tree in Greenwich Park with the Royal Naval College and Hospital in the background. The park has been opened to the public since the 18th century.

Date:
1945 - 1965
Location:
Greenwich Park, Greenwich, Greater London Authority, SE10
Reference:
AA001120
Type:
Photograph (Negative)