Cabin Installations In Erith

Before the creation of Greater London, Erith resided in the historical county of Kent. Today, it stands 13.3 miles of Charing Cross on the South Bank of the River Thames.

Erith is very much a Riverside town, with the longest pier in Greater London; it calls itself home to both Erith Rowing Club and Erith Yacht Club. In fact, Tudor King Henry VIII built his naval dockyards and stocked his famous battleship, Henri Grace à Dieu, in Erith. The area also features cultural attractions, such as the Erith Playhouse Theatre, and there is a mosaic statue to be seen in the town centre, designed by artist Gary Drostle and named 'The De Luci Dancing Fish', representing Erith's ties of Anglo-Norman history.