The Riverside at Limehouse 19th century Frame:gold canals and basins

canals and basins

how the British Industrial Revolution developed out of profits from the slave trade

which brilliantly illuminates an essential and much-misunderstood chapter of our history

The developing technology was difficult to regulate and could result in singed or burnt hair

is temporarily stocked with imported products

The Riverside at Limehouse 19th century Frame:gold canals and basinsThe Riverside at Limehouse. Oil on canvas. View from Duke Shore showing the premises of George and William Lamb, of 92 Narrow Street, Charles John Hartnoll, barge building, at number 94, and, on the extreme right, the Two Brewers. Towards the centre of the painting is the Harbour Master's office, with flags, the headquarters of the Thames police and the Bunch of Grapes. A large barge builder's yard is prominent among wooden buildings characteristic of