London's Tramways: Southwark Bridge IN37507 He died two weeks later

He died two weeks later on 26th July of blood poisoning caused by an injury to his elbow following a fall whilst on duty at Shrewsbury

This photograph appeared in Volume 5 of Reid's 'Views of Westminster and London'

The interior of the completed Kensington Station showing the platforms

The section covers the area between Pandora Street in the North West

and useful listings of horticultural societies and projects

London's Tramways: Southwark Bridge IN37507 He died two weeks laterThe poster was designed by Oliver Burridge, one of several students at the Central School of Arts and Crafts commissioned to design tramway posters for the LCC. Together with other posters promoting London's tramways this design was exhibited in the British pavilion at the 1925 Paris exhibition of modern industrial decorative art. Southwark Bridge was rebuilt by the Corporation of London in 1921. It was designed to relieve cross river traffic