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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Blackwall Tunnel
a. Blackwall Tunnel Electric Lighting Station, Northumberland Wharf, in 1899 (p. 644).

Blackwall Tunnel Electric Lighting Station, Northumberland Wharf in 1899.
Blackwall Tunnel Electric Lighting Station, Northumberland Wharf, in 1899 (p. 644).
Demolished
b. Northern Entrance Gatehouse, design for the north elevation as built (p. 643).

North Entrance Gatehouse, elevation.
Northern Entrance Gatehouse, design for the north elevation as built (p. 643).
Thomas Blashill, architect. Demolished
c. Blackwall Ventilation Building, Blackwall Tunnel Duplication, 1964–7, in 1969 (p. 645)

Blackwall Ventilation Building, Blackwall Tunnel Duplication, in 1969.
Blackwall Ventilation Building, Blackwall Tunnel Duplication, 1964–7, in 1969 (p. 645)