Survey of London: Volumes 43 and 44, Poplar, Blackwall and Isle of Dogs. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1994.
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In this section
a (above left). Public Library, Strattondale Street, in 1987.
Public Library, Strattondale Street, in 1987.
(above left). Public Library, Strattondale Street, in 1987.
C. Harrold Norton, architect, 1904–5 (p. 504)
b. Isle of Dogs Police Station, No. 126 Manchester Road, in 1910.
Isle of Dogs Police Station, Manchester Road, in 1910.
Isle of Dogs Police Station, No. 126 Manchester Road, in 1910.
Charles Reeves, architect, 1865 (pp. 521–2). Demolished
c. George Green's School and Centre, Manchester Road, looking north-east in 1987 (pp. 527–8)
George Green School and Centre, Manchester Road, in 1987.
George Green's School and Centre, Manchester Road, looking north-east in 1987 (pp. 527–8)