The construction of the Metropolitan District Railway c.1866 Size:small A police constable was often

A police constable was often needed to control the congestion of the horses and carts and increasing numbers of motorised vehicles

London's Docks are a subject matter very close to Esther's heart as her Grandad 'Goofy' worked for the Port of London Authority for nearly 30 years and loved sharing stories about his time there

and it was here where The Sugar Girls worked

Around a decade after this photo was taken

Hyde Park Corner

The construction of the Metropolitan District Railway c.1866 Size:small A police constable was oftenThe front of the completed Bayswater Station with a large group railway staff posing for the camera. From a series of 64 photographs taken in the late 1860s by Henry Flather to document the construction of the railway from Paddington to Blackfriars via Kensington, Westminster and the new Victoria Embankment. Construction was by the 'cut and cover' method used to build the first underground railways before the development of the tunneling shield by