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Viewing 147 Child Records for Series: Early Photographic Print Collection: Tower Hamlets

Interior view showing a fireplace and chimney piece from The Old Palace in Bromley-by-Bow, rescued prior to the demolition of the house in 1894
Date:
1894
Location:
Old Palace, St Leonard's Street, Bromley By Bow, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority
Reference:
BB032669
A young boy leaning against railings beside a large unidentified gate with urn-topped stone gate piers, likely to have been the entrance to one of the richer homes or public buildings in Stepney
Date:
circa 1890
Location:
Stepney, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority, E1
Reference:
BB032704
A classical-style depiction of the Trojan hero Hector from Greek mythology, set into the fine Jacobean plaster ceiling in the State Room of The Old Palace in Bromley-by-Bow, the house constructed in 1606 and demolished in 1894
Date:
1893 - 1894
Location:
Old Palace, St Leonard's Street, Bromley By Bow, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority
Reference:
BB71/04487
Exterior view showing the timber boarded houses at 120-140 The Highway, with The Globe and Three Pigeons public house to the left
Date:
circa 1887
Location:
120-140 The Highway, Shadwell, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority
Reference:
BB73/00221
Type:
Photograph (Negative)
The north side of Whitechapel High Street, showing shops at numbers 81 to 84, and Ye Olde Angel public house at number 85 to the left of frame
Date:
1888 - 1905
Location:
81-85 Whitechapel High Street, Whitechapel, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority
Reference:
BB74/00766
Children standing outside the entrance to a grocery shop at the corner of Poplar High Street and Bow Lane
Date:
circa 1890
Location:
225 Poplar High Street, Poplar, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority, E14
Reference:
BB74/00800
People standing outside numbers 1 and 3 on the north side of Poplar High Street, with a view into Pennyfields to the left of frame
Date:
circa 1900
Location:
G J Ablard's Hairdressing Salon, 1 Poplar High Street, Poplar, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority, E14
Reference:
BB74/00801
A large group of children and adults standing on the pavement outside numbers 97 to 101 on the north side of Poplar High Street, as seen from the corner of Bickmore Street opposite
Date:
circa 1890
Location:
97-101 Poplar High Street, Poplar, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority, E14
Reference:
BB74/00802
A group of people standing outside a jettied timber-framed house which was once the home of Sir Walter Raleigh. It is thought that the house was on Raleana Road, Blackwall, which was demolished during construction of the Blackwall Tunnel.
Date:
1873
Location:
Sir Walter Raleigh's House, Raleana Road, Blackwall, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority, E14
Reference:
BB74/00803
A view north-west from Butler's Wharf in Southwark, looking across the River Thames to Tower Bridge and the Tower of London beyond
Date:
1890 - 1910
Location:
Tower Bridge, Tower Bridge Road, Bermondsey, Southwark, Greater London Authority
Reference:
BB81/01663
The west and south faces of Christ Church, Spitalfields, built to the designs of the architect Nicholas Hawksmoor in 1723-1729
Date:
1928 - 1940
Location:
Christ Church, Commercial Street, Spitalfields, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority, E1
Reference:
BB82/11327
The fountain and south-west garden front at the 'Grove Hall Lunatic Asylum' in Bow
Date:
circa 1890
Location:
Grove Hall Lunatic Asylum, Fairfield Road, Bow, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority
Reference:
BB86/02095
People standing outside Benfield's Wine and Spirits Shop and the Green Man public house at the corner of Dolphin Lane and the High Street in the Pennyfields area of Poplar
Date:
circa 1890
Location:
Benfield's Wine And Spirits, 68 Poplar High Street, Poplar, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority
Reference:
BB89/08581
The west entrance front of Bromley Hall on Brunswick Road (now Gillender Street), a detached house dating to the sixteenth century and thought to be one of the oldest brick houses in London
Date:
circa 1890
Location:
Bromley Hall, 242 Brunswick Road, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority, E14
Reference:
BB89/10484
A detail view of a sculpted fireplace overmantel in the kitchen of the late eighteenth century Chestnut House on Old Ford Road in Bow
Date:
circa 1890
Location:
Chestnut House, Old Ford Road, Bow, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority
Reference:
BB89/10485
A detail view of a sculpted fireplace surround in the kitchen of the late eighteenth century Chestnut House on Old Ford Road in Bow
Date:
circa 1890
Location:
Chestnut House, Old Ford Road, Bow, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority
Reference:
BB89/10486
A guard and a worker standing beneath the sixteenth century timber building on the east, inner face of the late-thirteenth century Byward Tower at the Tower of London
Date:
1865 - 1890
Location:
Tower Of London, Byward Tower, Tower Hill, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority, EC3
Reference:
BB90/04673
An unidentified terrace of weather-boarded three-storey houses on a square in Stepney, possible Wellclose Square or Swedenborg Square, which were demolished in the late 1960s
Date:
1890
Location:
Stepney, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority, E1
Reference:
BB95/00560
Exterior view of the shops at 169-189 Mile End Road, with the 'Black Boy' public house at number 169 to the left
Date:
circa 1890
Location:
167-189 Mile End Road, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority
Reference:
BB97/00023
Type:
Photograph (Negative)
Exterior view showing the timber boarded houses at 120-140 The Highway, with The Globe and Three Pigeons public house to the left
Date:
circa 1887
Location:
120-140 The Highway, Shadwell, Tower Hamlets, Greater London Authority
Reference:
OP08993
Type:
Photograph (Print)