Cuper's Gardens, Lambeth, London mb-height 3483 and an orchestra entertains the

and an orchestra entertains the visitors

and at right a man pushes a raft up the river

the undertaker (making advances to a prostitute) and the parson

and bollards along the pavement outside

with coat of arms in wrought iron and military sculptures on the posts

Cuper's Gardens, Lambeth, London mb-height 3483 and an orchestra entertains theView of Beaufoy's Vinegar Works, Lambeth, London, 1801. The vinegar works were established on the former site of Cuper's Pleasure Gardens, which had operated between c1690 and c1760 just south of the future Waterloo Bridge. In 1810 Beaufoys' moved to a new works in South Lambeth Road, leaving the Cuper's Gardens site to serve as a base for bridge building.