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In pictures: London’s bridges, then and now

By Martin Little
In pictures: London’s bridges, then and now
Tower Bridge, London, circa 1903-1910 and in the modern day, as the Museum of London Docklands released photographs showing then and now views of London and its most iconic bridges across the ages ahead of their new art exhibition 'Bridge'.
Charing Cross Railway Bridge, London, in the modern day and in late 19th century, as the Museum of London Docklands released photographs showing then and now views of London and its most iconic bridges across the ages ahead of their new art exhibition 'Bridge'.
Lower pool with Tower Bridge, London, under construction in the late 19th century and in the modern day, as the Museum of London Docklands released photographs showing then and now views of London and its most iconic bridges across the ages ahead of their new art exhibition 'Bridge'.
Looking north across London Bridge in the 1920s and in the modern day, as the Museum of London Docklands released photographs showing then and now views of London and its most iconic bridges across the ages ahead of their new art exhibition 'Bridge'
Richmond Bridge in 1930 and in the modern day, as the Museum of London Docklands released photographs showing then and now views of London and its most iconic bridges across the ages ahead of their new art exhibition 'Bridge'.
Albert Bridge, London, in the modern day and in late 19th century, as the Museum of London Docklands released photographs showing then and now views of London and its most iconic bridges across the ages ahead of their new art exhibition 'Bridge'.
Museum of London Docklands showing Hammersmith Bridge in 1955 and in the modern day, as the Museum of London Docklands released photographs showing then and now views of London and its most iconic bridges across the ages ahead of their new art exhibition 'Bridge'.
Vauxhall Bridge from Cambridge Wharf in 1928 and in the modern day, as the Museum of London Docklands released photographs showing then and now views of London and its most iconic bridges across the ages ahead of their new art exhibition 'Bridge'.