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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Poplar High Street
a. The Queen's Theatre, exterior in 1930 and in 1959 (pp. 75–6).
Poplar High Street
The Queen's Theatre, exterior in 1930 and in 1959 (pp. 75–6).
Demolished
b. The Queen's Theatre, exterior in 1930 and in 1959 (pp. 75–6).
Poplar High Street
The Queen's Theatre, exterior in 1930 and in 1959 (pp. 75–6).
Demolished
c. South Poplar Health Centre in 1987.
Poplar High Street
South Poplar Health Centre in 1987.
Derek Stow & Partners, architects, 1978–9 (pp. 89–90)
d. Settlement of the Holy Child in 1987.
Poplar High Street
Settlement of the Holy Child in 1987.
Adrian Gilbert Scott, architect, 1955–6 (p.86)