Plate 114: Blackwall Good Yards (former East India Company's Pepper Warehouses).

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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East India Company's Pepper Warehouses, Blackwall (pp. 655–61).

a. Bird's-eye view of the site in 1808

Figure 114a:

Blackwall Good Yards (former East India Company's Pepper Warehouses).

East India Company's Pepper Warehouses, Blackwall (pp. 655–61).

Demolished

b. Quadrangular warehouse, S. P. Cockerell, architect, 1807–11.

Figure 114c:

Blackwall Good Yards (former East India Company's Pepper Warehouses).

Quadrangular warehouse, S. P. Cockerell, architect, 1807–11.

Above, looking south-east in the early 1940s and, below, the courtyard looking north-east in 1986 (pp. 656–8)

c. Quadrangular warehouse, S. P. Cockerell, architect, 1807–11.

Figure 114c:

Blackwall Good Yards (former East India Company's Pepper Warehouses).

Quadrangular warehouse, S. P. Cockerell, architect, 1807–11.

Above, looking south-east in the early 1940s and, below, the courtyard looking north-east in 1986 (pp. 656–8)