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Rotherhithe Road Tunnel, London 1908
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Rotherhithe Road Tunnel, London 1908
Diagram plan of where the latest road tunnel under the River Thames, London is situated, linking Rotherhithe on the south west to Limehouse on the north east. Also photographs of the construction of the entrance at Rotherhithe and Stepney. Date: 1908
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Step back in time to 1908 with this fascinating print of the Rotherhithe Road Tunnel in London. This diagram plan showcases the latest road tunnel under the River Thames, linking Rotherhithe on the south west to Limehouse on the north east. The intricate details of this historic construction project are captured in stunning photographs, showcasing the building of the entrance at Rotherhithe and Stepney.
The bustling traffic and busy docks of Bermondsey come to life in this snapshot from over a century ago. The underground water crossing was a marvel of engineering for its time, connecting two vibrant neighborhoods and providing a crucial link for transportation in London.
As you study this map and explore the images of construction, you can almost hear the sounds of workers hammering away at stone and steel. The County Council's vision for improved transport infrastructure is evident in every detail of this impressive feat of ingenuity.
This print is not just a historical document - it's a window into an era when progress was measured by bricks laid and tunnels dug. Take a closer look at this piece of London's past and imagine yourself walking through those tunnels, surrounded by echoes of long-gone footsteps.
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