Single Image Page

The South Bank Lion was made from Coade stone in 1837 and was originally positioned on top of the Red Lion Brewery (now the site of the Royal Restival Hall). When the brewery was demolished during 1950's, the lion was placed outside Waterloo station. In 1966 it was moved to its present position on the south side of Westminster Bridge. Digital image courtesy of Penelope Gretton, 2005.

---

Buy a High Resolution Version of this Image to Print at Home for £12.00

You can use the button below to buy a high resolution version of this image to print at home.

This image is supplied for private use or study. If you wish to publish the image in any medium, please complete and return the copyright declaration, telling us about your intended use. Please return the completed form to archives@lambeth.gov.uk.

Download commercial reproduction application form here.

---

Details
Collection:	Penelope Gretton Collection
Image type:	Photograph
Artist:	Gretton
Ref:	06117
Identifier:	SPd3953/19/46
Date:	2004