South Eastern and Chatham Railway Porters, London Bridge (VPH.5.40)
Four women standing in front of Chatham Railway sign. Posters for Folkestone and Royal Tunbridge Wells are visible behind them. They have a porter's trolley stacked with a suitcase and bag next to them them. South Eastern and Chatham Railway was formed as a legal union in 1899 between South Eastern railway and London, Chatham and Dover Railway.
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- Physical Location: The John Rylands Library
- Classmark: VPH.5.40
- Title: South Eastern and Chatham Railway Porters, London Bridge
- Photographer(s): Reavil, Mr Arthur
- Origin Place: England, London Bridge Station (Southwark, London)
- Date of Creation: 1914-1919
- Former Owner(s): Mr & Mrs Burleigh
- Technique(s): Gelatin silver prints
- Note(s): Slight oxidisation on the left hand corner of the photograph
- Extent: Photograph height: 75 mm, width: 98 mm.
- Material(s): Paper
- Provenance:
Mr & Mrs Burleigh
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- Physical Location: The John Rylands Library
- Classmark: VPH.5.40
- Title: South Eastern and Chatham Railway Porters, London Bridge
- Photographer(s): Reavil, Mr Arthur
- Origin Place: England, London Bridge Station (Southwark, London)
- Date of Creation: 1914-1919
- Former Owner(s): Mr & Mrs Burleigh
- Technique(s): Gelatin silver prints
- Note(s): Slight oxidisation on the left hand corner of the photograph
- Extent: Photograph height: 75 mm, width: 98 mm.
- Material(s): Paper
- Provenance:
Mr & Mrs Burleigh
