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Themes Homepage > Tower > The Pool     The Pool       View larger image (Estimated download time 12 secs with a 56k modem) Brief Description: 168th slide in series showing Thames Barges in The Pool of London. - Subject Date: 1911 Creator: Parker, W Owner: Oxfordshire CC Contributor: Centre for Oxfordshire Studies   Full Description: We now pass down what is called The Pool of London crowded with noisy, screaming tugs and steamers. Floating by, are numbers of what are called "dumb barges" but whose occupants are as a rule - anything but dumb. The bridge seen is London Bridge.   Collection: Parker Place: River Thames, London, England Dimensions: Height: 2852mm, Width: 3461mm Subject: Barge, Lantern slide, Parker, Steamers, Source to Sea Content Type: Lantern slides Location: Centre for Oxfordshire Studies Unique ID: tp-ox-pkr_168_the_pool-i-00-001.jpg IPR: ThamesPilot       Themes Homepage > Tower > The Pool

   

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