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Woolwich
Ferry South Terminal, Woolwich, c. 1925

The Waterfront
Leisure Centre now covers
Ferry Approach and the
adjacent land. The rest
of the Woolwich riverside
seen here is very much
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The
south terminal of the old Woolwich Free Ferry
with Woolwich Power Station (now demolished)
on the left. Royal Arsenal Gardens now covers
most of the site of the power station.
The London County Council opened Woolwich
Free Ferry in 1889. The specially designed
paddle steamers which operated the service
were unforgettable for all who used them.
During school holidays children were attracted
to them in huge numbers - many summer holidays
were spent going to and fro on the ferry.
Ferry approach, south of the terminal, led
into Woolwich High Street and Hare Street.
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Prison
Hulks on
the River Thames,
Woolwich, c.1856 |
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Royal
Artillery
Barracks, Woolwich,
c. 1900 |
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Woolwich
High Street,
Woolwich, c. 1905 |
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