Borough market 1872 Z1102 Martin-in-the-Field can be seen in

Martin-in-the-Field can be seen in the distance

At the street end is York Water Gate and beyond is the Hungerford Suspension Bridge

From the Microcosm of London published in 1809

Section 53 of the original Descriptive map of London Poverty

The north quay at the London docks

Borough market 1872 Z1102 Martin-in-the-Field can be seen inAn illustration of Borough market from 'London: a Pilgrimage' by Blanchard Jerrold and Gustave Dor, 1872. The first formal mention of this fruit and vegetable market, which operated at the southern end of London Bridge, was in 1276 when its location moved to the High Street. The volume of traffic meant that the market again moved, in 1756, to an area of land known as Rochester Yard. The market building illustrated was designed by Henry Rose in 1851,