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Sugar refinery in Leman Street, Stepney, London, 1851. Artist: Vincent Brooks
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Sugar refinery in Leman Street, Stepney, London, 1851. Artist: Vincent Brooks
Fireproof Sugar Refinery, Leman Street, Stepney, London, 1851. From Vintage London by John Betjeman. [William Collins, 1942]
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Betjeman Brooks East End Horse And Cart John Betjeman Refinery Sir John Betjeman Stepney Sugar Industry Sugar Refinery Tower Hamlets Vincent Vincent Brooks Horse Drawn Horse Drawn Vehicle Horsedrawn
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This print captures the bustling activity of a sugar refinery in Leman Street, Stepney, London in 1851. The artist, Vincent Brooks, skillfully depicts the exterior of the Fireproof Sugar Refinery with its impressive architecture standing tall against the backdrop of a busy street. The scene is teeming with life as people and animals fill the frame. Horses draw carts laden with goods while pedestrians navigate their way through this vibrant industrial landscape. The image showcases both the transportation and industry that defined this era. The color lithograph brings to life every intricate detail of this Victorian-era scene. The buildings stand proud, showcasing British architectural prowess at its finest. This snapshot into history offers a glimpse into an important aspect of London's economy during that time - the sugar industry. Located in Tower Hamlets, East End, this sugar refinery was undoubtedly a vital hub for trade and commerce in 19th century Britain. Sir John Betjeman immortalized this momentous structure in his book "Vintage London" published by William Collins in 1942. As we gaze upon this remarkable print today, we are transported back to a bygone era where horse-drawn vehicles ruled the roads and industries thrived amidst urban landscapes. It serves as a testament to our rich heritage and reminds us of how far we have come since those industrious times.
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