Caption

At low tide, families and mudlarkers pick across the stone and shingle foreshore below Horselydown Old Stairs, a historic watermen's landing recorded on eighteenth century maps, with the lettered facade of the former Anchor Brewhouse rising behind, London, England, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 04, 2026

Credit line

Photo12/ImageBROKER/David Rowland

Reference

BRK26I23_414

Model release

No

Property release

No

License type

Rights managed

Available size

73.8Mb (24.6Mb) / 20.7in x 13.8in / 6217 x 4147 (300dpi)

Keywords

building orientation family drought water stone river low tide tide body of water London Europe land tourism map historic British dry shore river bank England Northern Europe european century low landing journey former exterior view low water travel photography Southwark 18th century facade United Kingdom structure navigation dryness waterfront rock waters historical arid watershore riverbank North Europe Trip exterior Low tide eighteenth century front UK construction riverside travel outdoor shot London Borough of Southwark the 1700s frontage Great Britain voyage exterior photograph Britain outdoor photo buildings families droughts stones rivers low tides tides maps centuries landings formerly exterior views facades rocks historically constructions outdoor shots voyages exterior photographs outdoor photos water body Water area open water Europe's lands historical image history image history images bank banks C18 façade water shore