Again South of the THAMES
LAMBETH NIRTH LU STA
LU STAS. Inside WATERLOO RAILWAY STA.
LONDON EYE PIER
COUNTY HALL. FORMER SITE OF LONDON LOCAL GOVERMENT
The south bank lion: the brewery emplem. A coade stone “artwork”
St.thomas’ Hospital
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
site of astleys theatre
London eye
The festival of britain, 1951
Oracle
British columbia 1951 flagpole
Jubilee gardens
International brigades memorial
The queen’s walk
JUBILEE WALKWAY
New developments
Dropped Project
And the roundabout is gone…
No.10 ROYAL ST
10 Royal Street is a two storey red brick Edwardian former institut
Oasis city farm
Old paradise yard studios and workshops
An original schoolhouse building and former Tibetan Buddhist Centre situated by the Thames, bordering Archbishop’s Park and minutes from South Bank, Old Paradise Yard provides unique creative workspaces and studios to rent.
A serene garden is sheltered by mature trees, providing a social space and atmospheric backdrop to this unique cluster of spaces for creative minds.
Old Paradise Yard is home to artists, makers, musicians, writers and creative entrepreneurs. Here, a tight-knit community bounce off each other creatively and socially.
Site William blake address, now corporation of london housing
Mosaics
Site of PHILIP ASTLEY’s hercules house
Hercules Road in Lambeth was named after Hercules Hall that was built here in 1788 by Philip Astley, the founder of modern circus. Astley was a young war hero and started doing tricks on horse back in a field in Lambeth- there is a plaque on Cornwall Road in Waterloo near the spot. He opened Astley's Amphitheatre in 1773 near the Southern end of Westminster Bridge- considered the first modern circus ring.
He built Hercules Hall after years of success and travelling the world with his circus. It was named after one of his most famous horse-back tricks representing the Labours of Hercules.
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