Limehouse Cut looking south from Commercial Road, Stepney, London Finish:Float frame Further off is the railway

Further off is the railway station and pier with the masts of other ships showing behind

Full length portrait in ceremonial dress

Arch of old London-Bridge called Long-Entry-Lock

wears clogs and has a ruddy face under a hat covered with a scarf

when it was used as a royal palace

Limehouse Cut looking south from Commercial Road, Stepney, London Finish:Float frame Further off is the railwayLimehouse Cut looking south from Commercial Road, Stepney, London, c1925. Authorised by an Act of Parliament in 1766, Limehouse Cut is the oldest canal in London. It was built to provide a direct link between the Thames and the River Lee Navigation.