Battersea Collection (page 8)

Chelsea Bridge, London, 1858. Thomas Page (1803-1877) was the engineer of this suspension bridge over the Thames, which opened in 1858

Scythian shield
The Battersea Shield. 350 -50 BC. Celtic art. Jewelry. UNITED KINGDOM. ENGLAND. London. The British Museum. Proc: UNITED KINGDOM. ENGLAND. GREATER LONDON. London

Battersea Power Station - First Phase Operational
Battersea Power Station, London - on the banks of the River Thames - built in two phases. This is the coal-fired power station in 1934, with the first phase operational (two towers - the A Station)

Train at Battersea
A view from the top of the gasometer at Battersea showing the junction of railway lines outside Victoria Station and the river Thames on the left below Chelsea Bridge

RHA651204
A view of Battersea Power Station

Early Morning Thames Battersea London 1878 James McNeill Whistler
Early Morning: The Thames at Battersea, London, 1878. James McNeill Whistler (American, 1834-1903). Lithograph

Laburnums Battersea 1889-1898 Theodore Roussel
Laburnums and Battersea, 1889-1898. Theodore Roussel (French, 1847-1926). Etching and drypoint printed in brown ink

Battersea Dawn James McNeill Whistler American
Battersea: Dawn. James McNeill Whistler (American, 1834-1903). Drypoint

Lord Bolingbroke, Henry St John, 1St Viscount Bolingbroke, Baron Saint John Of Lydiard Tregoze And Battersea 1678 - 1751 English Politician And Philosopher From Memoirs Of Eminent Etonians By Sir

View from Battersea Bridge River Thames Victorian period

Paddle steamer at Battersea Bridge, River Thames, London

Photograph of Black Swan PH, Battersea, London. The main side of the print (shown here) depicts: Corner on view of the pub. The back of the print (available on request) details: Trading Record 1913

Margaret Thatcher on dry ski run at Festival Gardens, 1963
Margaret Thatcher, British Prime Minister but at the time of this photograph, M.P. for Finchley and Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Ministry of Pensions

Exotic birds
Painting of exotic birds taken from a Battersea enamel. Date: 1905

Advert for Silicated Carbon Filter Company 1888
Patent Silicated Carbon Filter, each time that the fiter is filled the air under the Aerator Cover is forced in the direction shown by the arrows through the Silicated Carbon block

Battersea Power Station at night. Date: 1960s

Little boy with baby goat at a childrens zoo, Battersea
A little boy with a baby goat at a childrens zoo in Battersea Park, London. Date: circa 1960s

Firefighters in breathing apparatus, Everett Street, SW8
Firefighters in breathing apparatus at a fire at The Steam Packet public house in Everett Street, Battersea, London SW8, on 26 April 1959

Royal Masonic Institute For Girls, Wandsworth, London
The Royal Masonic Institute For Girls opened in 1853 at St Johns Hill, Battersea Rise, Wandsworth. The school educated the daughters of Freemasons. Date: Date unknown

Aerial View of Battersea Park Festival Gardens
In the 1950s Battersea Park became " The Festival Gardens", opened in celebration of the 1951 Festival of Britain

Battersea power station

LFDCA-LFB Brigade Command and Control Unit
An interior view of the Brigades major command and control unit in Battersea Park, London

LFDCA-LFB Mercedes Command Support Unit
Pictured at Battersea Park, the CSU from the Southern Command headquarters at Croydon was staffed by two junior officers and attended incidents that required four pumps or more

The aftermath of a fire at Sleaford Street, Battersea, SW London

GLC-LFB - Foam Tender at Battersea
The GLC-LFB was created on 1 April 1965. A series of photos was commissioned of each type of fire engine, either within or absorbed into the enlarged London Fire Brigade

Chelsea Embankment
Walking past the pier on Chelsea Embankment in London. Battersea Power Station can be seen in the background

John Collins Big Dipper
John Collins " Big Dipper", at the Fun Fair at Battersea Pleasure Gardens, part of the Festival of Britain celebrations

Festival Parade Steps
Visitors around the steps to The Parade at the Festival Pleasure Gardens, Battersea, part of the Festival of Britain celebrations

Pierce Egans Anecdotes: rowing race at Battersea
Colour plate: Life on the water: the grand rowing match for Mr Keans prize wherry, Red House, Battersea from Pierce Egans anecdotes of the turf, the chase, the ring and the stage, 1827

Women munition-makers 1916
Women needed by the hundred thousands to work in munitions factories, while the men were at War fighting. Showing women been trained at Battersea Polytechnic, London. Date: 1916

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"Battersea: A London Icon and Playground for All" Battersea, a vibrant district in London, holds a plethora of attractions that captivate both locals and tourists alike. One such iconic landmark is the Battersea Power Station, known not only for its architectural grandeur but also as the backdrop to Pink Floyd's famous inflatable pig. This colossal structure floating above the power station during filming remains etched in our memories. But Battersea offers more than just this visual spectacle. The Battersea Park Fun Fair lures thrill-seekers with its exhilarating rides and lively atmosphere. Nestled within this green oasis lies Battersea Park itself, an idyllic escape from city life where families can enjoy picnics by the lake or take leisurely strolls through beautifully landscaped gardens. Delving into history, we uncover another facet - Working Mens Dwellings on Shaftesbury Park Estate. An engraving depicts these dwellings, showcasing their significance in providing affordable housing to working-class residents throughout time. As we explore further, we encounter other symbols of London's heritage intertwined with Battersea's fabric. The arms and seals representing London remind us of its rich historical legacy while emphasizing how this district has played a vital role within it. Battersea truly encapsulates the essence of diversity found across England's capital city. From industrial landmarks like the Power Station to recreational spaces like Battersea Park Fun Fair; from historical engravings depicting social progress to serene parklands offering respite - all come together harmoniously in this dynamic neighborhood. So next time you find yourself wandering through London streets, make sure to include a visit to Battersea on your itinerary. Immerse yourself in its captivating sights and experiences.