View of fountain and pond in context
Photographer: William Martinson – 2010




Fountain placed centrally in circular pond
Photographer: William Martinson – 2010




Detail of base of fountain
Photographer: William Martinson – 2010




Detail of central shaft
Photographer: William Martinson – 2010




Detail of central shaft
Photographer: William Martinson – 2010




Detail of figure at apex of shaft
Photographer: William Martinson - 2010




Detail of central shaft
Photographer: William Martinson – 2010




Detail of rectilinear base with Coalbrookdale trademark
Photographer: William Martinson – 2010




Detail of base
Photographer: William Martinson - 2010




Detail of base
Photographer: William Martinson – 2010




Detail of underside of circular dish
Photographer: William Martinson - 2010




Granite commemorative stone - probably a modern replacement
Photographer: William Martinson - 2010




Family photograph taken in 1923, with the fountain visible in background
Submitted by Lyndene Butt Adamson via William Martinson

Photographer: Unidentified




Article from the Daily Dispatch, 12 April 1989
Submitted by Glenn Hartwig, Librarian, East London Reference Library via William Martinson






Photograph from the Daily Dispatch, 12 April 1989
Submitted by Glenn Hartwig, Librarian, East London Reference Library via William Martinson

Photographer: Unidentified




Illustration from the Official Illustrated Handbook East London: River and seaside attractions for health and pleasure.
Compiled and published by the Stickell's Advertising Agency for the East London Municipality. Crosby and Co., Daily Dispatch Printing Works, East London 1912.

Submitted by William Martinson

Photographer: Unidentified




Illustration from East London and Frontier Red Book 1909 East London:
The Standard Printing Company, 1909. pp 219.

Submitted by William Martinson






’Tit Bits of Queens Park, East London.’ Postcard published by G. & H. East London. Posted to Scotland in May 1909. The Fleischer Commemorative Fountain is included in the top rhs corner
Submitted by Mark Finnigan via William Martinson

Photographer: Unidentified