CRaFT Work
Channel: Recording Archaeology
Date: 2020-07-21

In the centuries before cars, taxis, buses and underground trains there were hundreds of causeways, riverstairs and ferry terminals (CRaFT) along the Thames, where passengers could board a boat. Some were private, others were ‘public transport’ landing places, like today’s bus stops, taxi ranks or tube stations. These CRaFT everyday histories - an integral part of the complex, ever- changing life of the city - are being brought back to life by enthusiastic volunteers. 



Angela Broomfield, Thames Discovery Programme 

Foreshore Forum 2019