English: The 'Wellington at Waterloo', Waterloo Road, London This interesting photograph shows the large Victorian public house and hotel, which extends to the far side of the right-hand bridge. There are plenty of pubs called 'The Wellington', but not many have the advantage of him actually being at Waterloo! The left hand bridge here carries the railway tracks from Waterloo East onto Hungerford Bridge over the Thames, leading to Charing Cross. The lower one of the right hand pair of bridges once carried a connecting rail track from Waterloo East to Waterloo Main Line, but as this track crossed the concourse it was of limited use, and was removed many years ago, after which the bridge carried a passenger footway. However, with fairly recent re-modelling of facilities here, the pedestrians now use the new bridge above which carries them safely above the cab road (it was quite dangerous to cross) and down by escalator onto the main line concourse.