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Southern entrance to the Victorian bore
Southern entrance to the Victorian bore
A framing section of the Blackwall Tunnel being constructed at the Thames Ironworks around 1895
A framing section of the Blackwall Tunnel being constructed at the Thames Ironworks around 1895
The northern ventilation towers for the second Blackwall tunnel, February 2006
The northern ventilation towers for the second Blackwall tunnel, February 2006
Southern Tunnel House, at the southern entrance to the tunnel. The gateway house is now Grade II listed.
Southern Tunnel House, at the southern entrance to the tunnel. The gateway house is now Grade II listed.
Virginia Quay, the line that runs down the centre of the avenue marking the prime meridian
Virginia Quay, the line that runs down the centre of the avenue marking the prime meridian
This house at Blackwall, once owned by Sir Walter Raleigh, was demolished during construction of the Blackwall Tunnel.
This house at Blackwall, once owned by Sir Walter Raleigh, was demolished during construction of the Blackwall Tunnel.
Blackwall Yard from the Thames, by Francis Holman
Blackwall Yard from the Thames, by Francis Holman
Coldharbour, looking north. The column of glazed bricks on the right marks the site of the Fishing Smack pub, linked to Charles Dickens.
Coldharbour, looking north. The column of glazed bricks on the right marks the site of the Fishing Smack pub, linked to Charles Dickens.