A Photographic Wander Through Wandsworth Town

Laura Reynolds
By Laura Reynolds Last edited 88 months ago
A Photographic Wander Through Wandsworth Town
Pond on Wandsworth Common. Photo: Andrew McCarter

Wandsworth is the name of both a town and a London borough, but in this case, we're focusing on the town. One of the things it's best-known for is the Ram Brewery, which operated in the centre of Wandsworth until 2006, and has ever since been replaced with a microbrewery. The town's Southside shopping centre (previously the Wandsworth Arndale Centre) sits on the site once occupied by Wandsworth Greyhound Stadium.

The name 'Wandsworth' derives from the river Wandle which flows all the way from Beddington before joining the Thames just north east of Wandsworth Town station.  

St Anne's Church on St Ann's Hill. It was designed by Robert Smirke, the architect behind the British Museum, and built in 1822. Photo: stevekeiretsu
Crazy golf in Wandsworth Park. Photo: Matt Brown
Looking towards the  centre of Wandsworth from Trinity Road. Photo: James Beard
Looking up at the 'Wandsworth atom', the sculpture seen from afar in the previous photo. Photo: stevekeiretsu
Wandsworth Common in the sunshine. Photo: Andrew McCarter
The Royal Victoria Patriotic Building close to Wandsworth Common. It was built in 1859 as an asylum for girls and is now Grade II* listed. Photo: Mike T
Inside Wandsworth station. Photo: Robert Wallace
Sign on Old York Road. Photo: Londonist
Detail on the building of Wandsworth Register Office. Photo: stevekeiretsu
Shop on Tonsley Hill. Photo: Flamenco Sun
Photo: pippigar
Train passing through Wandsworth Town station. Photo: Kris Wood
Chimney of the Ram Brewery. Photo: Londonist
Ram Brewery Tap. Photo: Matt Brown
Sign on an empty shop on the corner of Old York Road. Photo: Londonist
Photo: stevekeiretsu

Last Updated 01 December 2016