Single Image Page

Composite photograph the Thameside waterfront at Vauxhall. Between the Royal Flour Mills (left) and the Esso premises (right), can be seen the White Lion public house on the corner of Vauxhall Walk and the old Vauxhall Fire Station built in 1903. The Mills were established at 90 Albert Embankment by Peter Mumford in 1875, but closed c.1955 and replaced by Camelford House in 1960-62.From a panoramic series recording signage for the Council's Planning Department.

---

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:
Image type:	Photograph
Artist:
Ref:	09752
Identifier:	2005/25(part)
Date:	c.1950