Greenwich in Season 1872 IN37691 Ludgate Hill station and its

Ludgate Hill station and its approach on New Bridge Street closed to the public in 1929

Well's Road in the North East

West India Docks and shows a gang of dockers trucking bags of sugar beneath an awning of washed sacks that are hung out for drying at

the ringing of bells and roar of voices

Thames Place in the South East and Theobald Street in the South West

Greenwich in Season 1872 IN37691 Ludgate Hill station and itsEngraving by Dore from 'London a Pilgrimage'. The publisher Grant & Co. offered Jerrold and Dor the vast sum of 10,000 a year to complete an overview of London life. Dor produced 180 engravings and the resulting book was issued in parts from January 1872. It was a commercial success, although some criticised its concentration on East End poverty rather than more palatable views of London life. This view shows a three storey building with crowded