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. Wint Terrace, Manchester Road, developed 1853–61, in 1925 (p. 499).
Wint Terrace, Manchester Road, in 1925.
Wint Terrace, Manchester Road, developed 1853–61, in 1925 (p. 499).
Demolished
b. Greenwich Foot Tunnel, lift-shaft building and tunnel.
Greenwich Foot Tunnel, shaft entrance in 1986, and tunnel in 1991.
Greenwich Foot Tunnel, lift-shaft building and tunnel.
Sir Alexander Binnie, Engineer to the LCC, 1900–2 (pp. 525–7)
c (left). Nos 52–58 Ferry Street from the south in 1991.
Nos 56–60 Ferry Street in 1991.
(left). Nos 52–58 Ferry Street from the south in 1991.
Stout & Litchfiled, architects, 1976–9 (p. 518)
d. Greenwich Foot Tunnel, lift-shaft building and tunnel.
Greenwich Foot Tunnel, shaft entrance in 1986, and tunnel in 1991.
Greenwich Foot Tunnel, lift-shaft building and tunnel.
Sir Alexander Binnie, Engineer to the LCC, 1900–2 (pp. 525–7)