The City from Bankside 19th century A6860 The bridge was demolished in

The bridge was demolished in 1936 and replaced by the current bridge

looking west towards London Bridge with a sailing barge and other craft on the river

some of them foreigners can be seen in the foreground

The section covers the area between Myddelton Road

both in the name of Manze

The City from Bankside 19th century A6860 The bridge was demolished inThe City from Bankside. The City riverfront is dominated by St. Paul's Cathedral looming in the background. The sequence of wharves (from left to right) is: Trig Stairs, St. Paul's Wharf, Carron Wharf and Copper Wharf. In the foreground, on the wharf at Bankside, blocks of stone are being prepared for perhaps a bridge or a warehouse under construction in the metropolis. Across the river, the sunlight falls on some newly built warehouses (right of