EPW061247 ENGLAND (1939). Hammersmith and Fulham, Hammersmith, from the north-west, 1939

Air Raid Shelters Under Construction e70810

Air Raid Shelters Under Construction e70811

The Hampshire Hog (PH), Originally licensed in the 17th century as the Hogs, and named after members of the Royal Hampshire Regiment and not after swine. Originally owned by Sich’s Chiswick Brewery, who rebuilt it in 1883. Sich's Brewery was acquired by the Isleworth Brewery Ltd in 1920. The Chiswick brewery plant was sold 17th October 1922.

Dartmouth Castle Public House

The Cambridge Public House. Today trading as The Stonemason's Arms. Then at 54 Cambridge Grove (pre-1944 numbering)

The Eagle Arms (BH). Still a Beer House not serving spirits in the 1950s. 84 Glenthorne Road W6.

The Royal Oak (PH). 60-62 Glenthorne Road.

This coal yard was still in use in the 1950s.

This unused rail line was closed in 1916. Track remained until 1926, but the formation was kept intact for many years. Even including a new section to take it over the Eastbound District line, after it was widened to four tracks with the Piccadilly Line Extensions.

Ravenscourt House

Sacred Heart High School, Hammersmith Road, 08/09/2014

London Corinthian Rowing Club, Upper Mall, Hammersmith, 08/09/2014

Fullers chocolate factory

Hammersmith Pumping Station, 08/09/2014

Hammersmith Apollo, 08/09/2014

Saint Paul's Hammersmith

Hammersmith Bridge