Bankside

roman - roman occupation of britain starts in

43AD

roman - londinium founded in

43AD

roman - when was the first wooden bridge built

43AD

roman - roman londinium was burned down in (rebuilt soon after to the same plan)

60AD

roman - population grows to over 60,000 in

100AD

roman - defensive walls added around londinium and southwark in

200AD

roman - end of roman occupation of bankside in

450AD

roman - the strategically important area of ground around the end of a bridge which at the time of conflict is sought to be defended

bridgehead

roman - the first london brige was the ____ london bridge

roman

roman - (possible) roman ____ _____

bath house

roman - Site of Roman Army __

encampment

roman - Later Roman residential site (evidence of ____ _____ and ____)

lead pipes building work

roman - (Possible) Site of Roman Temple - _ _ found

religious artefacts

roman - Some use for _ and commercial use on the river

traders

roman - two major _ found

roads

roman - a major and also smaller ones

bridges

medieval - The smallest, and least significant, of the three Manors. It owned the land immediately around the end of London Bridge. It was owned by the crown and overseen by their officials. It had the smallest population.

The Guildable Manor

medieval - This was the manor of the Bishop of Winchester, and home to his palace (and the Clink prison). It was the largest and most important of the three manors, with the palace, residential and commercial properties all in the manor, as well as the Bishops gardens, fishponds, etc.

The Manor of the Clink

medieval - Another large manor that got its name from the gardens around a Parish church - and nothing to do with the city in France. It had less important buildings than the manor of the Clink, but it did have lots of residential and commercial properties (inns and, later on, theatres, etc.) This land was also owned by the church.

Paris Gardens

medieval - the priory of st mary overie was contructed in

1106

medieval - the bishop of winchester's palace was constructed in

1150

medieval - the stone london bridge was completed in

1209

medieval - major fire and reconstruction of st mary overie in

1212

medieval - Development of Stews in the 'Liberty of the Clink' in

13th century

medieval - paris gardens becomes property of the hospitallers in

1324

medieval - At least 12 major Inns in Southwark/Bankside in

1381

medieval - another name for brothels

stews

medieval - An order of Catholic Knights, associated with the Crusades

knights templar

medieval - a pub with accomodation

inn

medieval - medieval

london bridge

medieval - priory of __ ____ ______

st mary overie

medieval - bishop of __'s palace (rose window)

winchester

medieval - the _ prison

clink

medieval - 's seat

ferryman

medieval - names of streets, lane, ____ lane, ____ lane

maiden love cock

medieval - use for _ and commercial use on the river

traders

medieval - inns, and markets

brothels

early modern - southwark school of glaziers opens in

1515

early modern - the globe opens in

1599

early modern - death of lancelot andrews, bishop of winchester in when,, the break-up of the house was imminent, in when the house of loards agreed it should be turned into a prison and thomas davenish was appointed keeper. in when Joseph Zin Zan asked to be allowed the use of the stable and yard at winchester house for a riding school, in when the trustees for the sale of chruch lands sold the whole property to thomas walker of camberwell, gentleman, for 4,380 pounds

1624 1642 1643 1649

early modern - many theatres and arenas shut by puritans in,, so mf boring.

1642

early modern - great fire of london in

1666

early modern - great fire of southwark

1676

early modern - extreme protestants, ran the country after the civil war

puritans

early modern - the standing room in the theatres, the cheapest ticket

groundling

early modern - people making glass

glaziers

early modern - bridge

london

early modern - the theatres, _, ____, ____ and ____

globe rose hope swan

early modern - ____ and ____ baiting arenas

bull bear

early modern - priory of __ ____ ______

st mary overie

early modern - bishop of __'s palace (and its selling off)

winchester

early modern - the _ prison

clink

early modern - street names + and ___

stews brothels

early modern - use for _ and commercial uses on the river

traders

early modern - inns, brothels and _

markets

early modern - _ making factories

glass

industrial - contruction of blackfriars and westminster bridges in

1750s

industrial - anchor brewery becomes the barclay brewery in

1791

industrial - development of residential housing on st george's field in

1800s

industrial - bankside gas works opens in

1814

industrial - st mary overie's wharf opens in

1882

industrial - sainsbury's opens a warehouse in bankside in

1890

industrial - bankside power station opens

1891

industrial - a structure on the bank of a river where ships may dock to load and unload cargo or passengers

wharf

industrial - london

bridge

industrial - ___ bridge (and later railway)

blackfriars

industrial - wharves and __

warehouses

industrial - bankside __ (previously the gas works)

power station

industrial - breweries and distilleries (especially the brewery)

anchor

industrial - use for _ and commercial use on the river

traders

industrial - ____ and markets

inns

industrial - _ making factories

glass

modern - bankside population hits a peak of nearly 60,000 in

1901

modern - great damage done to bankside during ww2 in

1939-1945

modern - bankside power station closes in

1981

modern - bankside population at 6,500 in

1991

modern - tate gallery buys bankside power station in

1994

modern - tate modern opens in

2000

modern - millennium bridge opens in

2000

modern - london eye opens in

2000

modern - A graveyard discovered holding bodies of up to 20,000 paupers/prostitutes from Medieval Bankside

crossbones graveyard

modern - The development and building up of the city environment to meet modern needs

urban regeneration

modern - bridges: , , , __

london blackfriars southwark millennium

modern - wharves and warehouses (now ___)

appartments

modern - tate modern (previously bankside __)

power station

industrial - borough market opens in

1851

modern - _ market

borough

modern - _ cathedral

southwark

modern - ___'s galleria

hay

modern - ___ tower

oxo

modern - the london ___

eye

modern - the golden _

hinde

roman - evidence 17 timber piles were made from trees felled between when and when,, evidence for people living there and building things

59AD 83AD

roman - a figurine of a what god and part of a what god have been found beneath southwark cathedral,, religious rituals??

hunter sea

roman - hearths found in what street indicate that metals were smelted in the area

park

roman - major road found that ran southwest from the bridgehead roughly towards the position of the modern crossing from where to where

lambeth westminster

roman - romans abandon bankside in

410

roman/medieval - when does bankside start getting built up again after the romans dissapear (evidence of a settlement found)

914

medieval bankside was known as the what

outlaw borough

early modern bankside was known as the

early modern playground