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. Nos 104–116 (even) Poplar High Street, right to left, in 1877 (pp. 83–4) No. 108 is the Spotted Dog Tavern.
Nos 104–116 Poplar High Street in 1877.
Nos 104–116 (even) Poplar High Street, right to left, in 1877 (pp. 83–4) No. 108 is the Spotted Dog Tavern.
All demolished
b. St Saviour's School, Northumberland (now Northumbria) Street, in 1865 (pp. 205–6).
St Saviour's Schools, Northumberland Street, in 1865.
St Saviour's School, Northumberland (now Northumbria) Street, in 1865 (pp. 205–6).
Demolished