Plate 40: Public Houses

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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Public Houses

a (above). The Greenwich Pensioner, Bazely Street, 1827, in 1986 (pp. 186–7)

Figure 40a:

Public Houses

(above). The Greenwich Pensioner, Bazely Street, 1827, in 1986 (pp. 186–7)

b (right). The Manor Arms, East India Dock Road, c1925, in 1986 (p. 156)

Figure 40b:

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(right). The Manor Arms, East India Dock Road, c1925, in 1986 (p. 156)

c (above left), c. The White Horse, Poplar High Street, 1927–8, in 1986 (p. 61)

Figure 40c:

Public Houses

(above left), c. The White Horse, Poplar High Street, 1927–8, in 1986 (p. 61)

d (above). Hope and Anchor, Newby Place, 1938, in 1990 (p. 182)

Figure 40d:

Public Houses

(above). Hope and Anchor, Newby Place, 1938, in 1990 (p. 182)

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