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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Plate 13
a. The East India Company's Almshouse, Poplar High Street, view from south-west in 1798.
The East India Company's Almshouse, Poplar High Street.
The East India Company's Almshouse, Poplar High Street, view from south-west in 1798.
Front range (right) erected 1627-8, Edward Carter, surveyor (pp. 107-9). Demolished
b. The Church of St. Matthias (Poplar Chapel), view from the north-east in 1755.
The Church of St Matthias (Poplar Chapel).
The Church of St. Matthias (Poplar Chapel), view from the north-east in 1755.
Erected 1652–4 (pp. 98–104)
c. Broadway Chapel, Westminster, view from south-west in 1817.
Broadway Chapel, Westminster.
Broadway Chapel, Westminster, view from south-west in 1817.
Erected 1635–8 (p. 99). Demolished