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Themes Homepage > Thames Tunnel > The Diving Bell, Rotherhithe     The Diving Bell, Rotherhithe       View larger image (Estimated download time 12 secs with a 56k modem) Brief Description: Diving bell used at the Thames tunnel after the inundation of 1827 Subject Date: circa 1830 Creator: Clarkson Stanfield and George Cooke Owner: Thomas Layton Trust Contributor: C.I.P.   Full Description: Shows the diving bell used after the Thames Tunnell was inundated on 18 May 1827. Rotherhithe church can be seen in the distance.   Collection: Layton Place: Rotherhithe, Wapping Dimensions: Height: 4107mm, Width: 5676mm Subject: River, Thames, Tunnel, Source Content Type: Print Location: Hounslow Library Unique ID: tp-cp-layton_024-i-00-001.jpg IPR: ThamesPilot       Themes Homepage > Thames Tunnel > The Diving Bell, Rotherhithe

   

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