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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a. No. 2 Millharbour, Enterprise Business Park, looking west in 1994.
No. 2 Millharbour, Enterprise Business Park, in 1994.
No. 2 Millharbour, Enterprise Business Park, looking west in 1994 Newman Levinson & Partners, 1983–5 (pp. 715–16)
Newman Levinson & Partners, 1983–5 (pp. 715–16)
b. Storm Water Pumping Station, Stewart Street, looking east in 1994.
Storm Water Pumping Station, Stewart Street, in 1994.
Storm Water Pumping Station, Stewart Street, looking east in 1994.
John Outram, architect, for the LDDC, 1987–8 (p. 539)