EPW037983 ENGLAND (1932). Lots Road Power Station, Chelsea Basin and environs, Chelsea, 1932

The Balloon Tavern (PH).

Former Chelsea Brewery, 533 King's Road, Chelsea, London SW, acquired by the Welch Ale Brewery Ltd (Old Kent Road) in 1900, and the Old Kent Road Brewery closed, and brewing concentrated here. Then Watney, Combe, Reid Ltd acquired it in 1920, and in 1924 converted it into a wine and spirits department as the "Cremorne Gate Cellars". Today it is the bright green Arts and Furniture building, on the corner of Kings Road and Lots Road.

Lots Road Power Station 2011

Kensington Gardens

St Luke's church, Sydney Street SW3

Seaton Street

Imperial Wharf Station built here in 2009 as part of the reopening to full passenger services on the West London Line. Operated by London Overground the line is also used by through trains from the Brighton line to the Watford and the further north. The question is why did it take so long for projects like this and Thameslink to get put in place. From no traffic to often full trains in a very short time it just shows how important public transport projects are in keeping the city moving.

Battersea Bridge

Chelsea Basin

Natural History Museum

Fulham Road

Possibly Redcliffe Road

St Stephen's Hospital in the 1970s but possibly renamed now

St Mary the Boltons

Biscuit factory

Hyde Park

Royal Albert Hall

Brompton Oratory

Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington

Appears to be a steam locomotive - possibly a pannier tank