Sunset over the Upper Pool from Tower Bridge 20th century Frame:gold Called the Strand Bridge during

Called the Strand Bridge during its construction

the hideous and discordant din that resounded from every corner of the market

Moonlight view of Trafalgar Square from the balustrade on north side and looking south-east down Whitehall

In central London

View of King William IV Street

Sunset over the Upper Pool from Tower Bridge 20th century Frame:gold Called the Strand Bridge duringSunset over the Upper Pool from Tower Bridge. Positioned on Tower Bridge, George Davison Reid photographed this sunset over the north shore of the Upper Pool. The signal lamps and semaphore helped guide the ships through the bridge's lifting bascules, which were operated from the control box on the right. Reid photographed the banks of the Thames extensively during the late 1920s and early 1930s.