Outside Blackfriars Station 20th century Size:small Some were celebrated in their

Some were celebrated in their lifetime

Street scene with shoppers walking beneath pavement awnings and signs for 'Sanders & Sons

were thrown into the path of an incoming train

Reid photographed the wharf and this skipper a number of times as part of his extensive record of the banks of the Thames during the late 1920s and early 30s

milliner and a nurse) in an omnibus evidently passing Hyde Park or Kensington Gardens

Outside Blackfriars Station 20th century Size:small Some were celebrated in theirOutside Blackfriars Station. George Davison Reid took this photo of Blackfriars station entrance from outside 179 Queen Victoria Street. Above the station were the premises of Oppenheimer Son and Co Limited, which manufactured pharmaceutical specialities. The Times newspaper was also based here in Queen Victoria Street. A decade or so after Reid photographed this exterior, the station was bombed in the Blitz of 1940 and largely destroyed. The offices