Greenmoor Wharf rubbish depot Bankside 20th century Type:art print He holds a CBE for

He holds a CBE for services to literature

Pedestrians and chickens are mown down by velocipedes ridden by top-hatted young men about town

it shows the poor and overcrowed conditions in which the poor lived in Victorian times

St Paul's dominates the cityscape beyond

this is an evocative

Greenmoor Wharf rubbish depot Bankside 20th century Type:art print He holds a CBE forGreenmoor Wharf rubbish depot, Bankside. This Bankside wharf was the site of Southwark Corporation's rubbish depot when George Davison Reid took this photo. Refuse, transported by horse and cart, was loaded into barges using chutes and hydraulic cranes. Once laden, the barges would head downriver to the estuary. Horse manure would be separated out and used to fertilise agricultural land.