St George's Church Camberwell: 19th century Joseph Farington In the foreground it can

In the foreground it can be seen part of the consignment of Terragona wine

the skipper and mate would head downriver to the estuary

Temple Stairs

It is a fascinating resource for genealogists

a number of figures can be seen in foreground and two or three cabs in distance on the left and right

St George's Church Camberwell: 19th century Joseph Farington In the foreground it canSt George's Church Camberwell. This watercolour by J. Goddard shows the newly built church in Wells Way. Situated by the Camberwell branch of the Surrey Canal in South London, this church was designed by Francis Octavius Bedford in the classical style. It was built to cater for the local area's rapidly expanding population. The church was declared redundant in 1972.