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The Lower Pool - River Thames, London
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The Lower Pool - River Thames, London
A beautiful view of the Lower Pool - River Thames, London (see: 10932800 for the companion image). Date: circa 1910s
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© Mary Evans / Grenville Collins Postcard Collection
Busy Cityscape Distinctive Dome Export Hazy Lighting Lower Pauls Pool Raised Skyline Steamer Steamship Traffic Tugboat Tugs Delivery Liner
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This photograph captures the Lower Pool of the River Thames in London during the 1910s, a bustling hub of maritime activity and industrial might. The iconic Tower Bridge, with its distinctive red towers and raised drawbridge, spans the river, connecting the north and south banks. In the background, the dome of St. Paul's Cathedral stands tall and proud, a symbol of the city's rich history and resilience. The river is a veritable mosaic of ships, from ocean liners and steamers to tugs and tugboats. These vessels represent the lifeblood of the city, bringing in goods for trade and export, and facilitating the delivery of essential supplies. The hazy lighting casts an ethereal glow over the scene, adding to the sense of history and romance. The Lower Pool was a focal point of the Thames' busy waterfront, with its constant traffic of ships and boats. The towering structures of the city skyline, including the imposing chimneys of industrial factories, add to the scene's distinctive and famous cityscape. The steamships and steamers, with their billowing smokestacks, contribute to the scene's industrial energy and dynamism. This photograph is a testament to the vital role the River Thames played in London's history, as a conduit for trade, transportation, and cultural exchange. It is a reminder of a bygone era, when the city's waterfront was a hive of activity, and the Thames was the lifeblood of London's economic and cultural identity.
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