Title:
London: the Thames river from the royal festival hall, looking toward the new waterloo bridge which replaced the old span
just before world war II [2]. modern business buildings have risen along Victoria embankment on the opposite shore.
Creator:
James C. Sawders
Bodies of water
Streams
Rivers
Transportation facilities
Bridges
Hydraulic facilities
Embankments
Cities & towns
Description:
London: the Thames river from the royal festival hall, looking toward the new waterloo bridge which replaced the old span
just before world war II [2]. modern business buildings have risen along Victoria embankment on the opposite shore.
Publisher:
Keystone View Company
Contributor:
Gifford M. Mast
Date:
1954
Type:
Photography
Format:
Keystone photo print 7.18 in. x 4.18 in.
Identifier:
1996.0009.KU105304.SS
Language:
eng
Coverage:
Europe
United Kingdom
England
Greater London
London
Latitude: 53 00 N
Longitude: 002 00 W
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London: the Thames river from the royal festival hall, looking toward the new waterloo bridge which replaced the old span
just before world war II [2]. modern business buildings have risen along Victoria embankment on the opposite shore.