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Tag Archives: Putney Bridge
A Walk along the Towpath: Hammersmith Bridge to Putney Bridge
Last year I wrote about the section of the towpath that passes through Hammersmith. Today we walk from Hammersmith Bridge to Putney Bridge. In the early days, the Fulham riverside was farm land, mainly orchards and market gardens, owned by … Continue reading
Posted in Archives & local studies
Tagged archives, Bishop's Park, Crab Tree pub, Crabtree Farm, Craven Cottage, Fulham Footbal Club, Fulham Reach, Gwynnes, Haig Distillery, Hammersmith, Hammersmith Bridge, local history, local studies, Maltings, Palace Wharf, Parrs Ditch, Pryor's Bank, Putney Bridge, Queen's wharf, Riverside Studios, Rosser & Russell, Sir Nicholas Crispe, Thames, Thames Wharf, towpath
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The Panorama of the Thames
I looked in the Archives to see if I could find pictures to show the changes to the Fulham riverside that had taken place in the early 1800s, around 1900 and the present day, and chose three examples… Continue reading