| Lambeth Bridge |
| Lambeth Bridge was built in 1932 replacing the former 1862 bridge. The five-arch steel bridge is qaintly book-ended by pineapple-topped obelisks, built as a tribute to local Lambeth resident John Tradescant who grew Britain's first pineapple. |
On a clear morning or moonlit evening, Lambeth Bridge offers one of London's best known views - looking up the Thames to the Houses of Parliament. |
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Vauxhall and Westminster. |
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3, 507 and C10 go over Lambeth Bridge. |
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Lambeth Bridge was preceded by a horse ferry - this is the shallowest part of the River Thames at low tide. It was owned by the Archbishop of Canterbury and in use for 200 years up to 1750. |
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