EPW041061 ENGLAND (1933). Mount Pleasant Wharf, Northam Bridge and the River Itchen, Northam, from the north-west, 1933

Masonry bridge of 1799 in the causeway leading to the wooden Northam Bridge of 1799

Looks like a 4-4-0 loco with the 8 wheeled tender which was peculiar to the Southern Railways because of the absence of methods of collecting water on the move.

Mount Pleasant Junior School.

Pub? Still standing opposite Coalporters Amateur Rowing Clubhouse. See http://www.plimsoll.org/resources/scclibraries/3265.asp

Prince of Wales pub at traffic light crossroad between Northam Road and Princes Street / Union Road.

Northam Bridge. There have been three Northam Bridges; the original wooden bridge built in 1799; the iron bridge built in 1889; and the present concrete bridge opened in 1954.

Mount Pleasant level crossing and foot bridge.

Whites Southampton Yachtbuilding & Engineering Co. Ltd Established in the 1890s by as Whites Bros, sons of Arthur White descended from William White of W. White and Sons, Cowes. Taken over by James Corey & Sons in 1923, continued trading till 1960s. See http://www.bartiesworld.co.uk/whites/built-by-whites.php