Cannon Street Station Collection

The South-Eastern Railway Company's Works on the River: view from Southwark Bridge..., 1864. Creator: Mason Jackson
The South-Eastern Railway Company's Works on the River: view from Southwark Bridge, looking east, 1864. 'The Engraving...presents a view of the piles

London 1616, London 1890 (engraving)
1038629 London 1616, London 1890 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: London 1616, London 1890)

Cannon Street Station, Night (litho)
6024867 Cannon Street Station, Night (litho) by Luker, William (1820-92); Private Collection; (add.info.: Cannon Street Station, Night)

From Cannon Street Station (colour litho)
6022663 From Cannon Street Station (colour litho) by Marshall, Herbert Menzies (1841-1913) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: From Cannon Street Station)

Aerial view of Cannon Street Station, terminus of the Southern Railway in the City of London (b / w photo)
6014770 Aerial view of Cannon Street Station, terminus of the Southern Railway in the City of London (b/w photo) by English Photographer

Cannon Street Station (litho)
5990710 Cannon Street Station (litho) by Pennell, Joseph (1858-1926) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Cannon Street Station)

Railway tracks on the bridge across the River Thames from Cannon Street Station
6014767 Railway tracks on the bridge across the River Thames from Cannon Street Station, terminus of the Southern Railway in the City of London (b/w photo) by English Photographer

Cannon Street Station, c. 1900, (1945). Creator: Marcus
Cannon Street Station, c. 1900, (1945). Busy scene at a London railway station. In the foreground a child sits on a trunk waiting to be moved with a porters trolley

Barges moored at Bankside wharves looking downstream, London, 1913. View of the Thames towards Southwark Bridge and Cannon Street Station

View across the Thames to Cannon Street Station, London, 1958. Looking from the south end of London Bridge across the river towards the station and railway bridge

Cannon Street Railway Bridge and Southwark Bridge, London, 1892. Artist: John Crowther
Cannon Street Railway Bridge and Southwark Bridge, London, 1892. View from the tower of St Saviours Church, Southwark (later Southwark Cathedral)

Cannon Street Station, London, c1883
View of Cannon Street Station with street scene including horse drawn carriages in the foreground, London, c1883

Cannon Street Station, London, 1867. Artist: John Scorrer O Connor
View of Cannon Street Station and Cannon Street Railway Bridge with boats on the River Thames, London, 1867. Also showing the City of London Brewery Company building

Engraving depicting Cannon Street Railway Station, 19th century
Engraving depicting Cannon Street Railway Station

Cannon Street Railway Station, City of London, c1870 (1878). View showing the hotel designed by Edward Middleton Barry which opened in 1866

Doomed Station
18th April 1958: The grand roof over the platforms of Cannon Street Station, London, just before it was dismantled. (Photo by Fox Photos/Getty Images)

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Cannon Street Station, located in the heart of London, has a rich history that dates back to 1616. Over the years, this iconic railway station has witnessed countless transformations and developments, leaving an indelible mark on the city's landscape. In 1890, an engraving captured the essence during that era. The hustle and bustle of commuters rushing through its gates painted a vivid picture of London's thriving transportation network at the time. Another lithograph depicted the station at night, illuminated by a mesmerizing array of lights that added to its grandeur. From Cannon Street Station, one could enjoy breathtaking views across London. A color lithograph showcased this unique perspective, highlighting both the architectural beauty of the station and its surroundings. An aerial view from above captured Cannon Street as it served as a terminus for Southern Railway in the City of London. The railway tracks on a bridge spanning over River Thames were also immortalized in black and white photographs taken from Cannon Street Station. These images portrayed not only its significance as a transportation hub but also emphasized how it seamlessly connected different parts of London. Throughout history, artists have been captivated by Cannon Street Station's charm. Marcus' depiction from around 1900 beautifully encapsulated its timeless allure while showcasing how it evolved over time. In 1913, barges moored at Bankside wharves offered a picturesque scene downstream from this historic landmark. As years passed by, changes continued to shape Cannon Street Station's identity. In 1958, another photograph provided an enchanting view across River Thames towards this enduring symbol of connectivity in London. John Crowther's artwork from 1892 featured both Cannon Street Railway Bridge and Southwark Bridge nearby – testaments to their architectural prowess during that period. Looking back even further into history reveals more glimpses into what life was like around Cannon Street Station centuries ago.