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It's an eagle, which is appropriate given the pub's name. (View of pub building.)
Address: 231 Battersea Park Road.
A sports pub on Lavender Hill. Later a bar/restaurant called Ichnusa, and now a shop. (Older photo of it as The Taybridge from 2008.)
Address: 47-49 Lavender Hill.
Former Name(s): The Taybridge; The Puzzle.
Owner: Puzzle Pub Co. (former).
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22nd July 2014 at the Clapham Grand, London SW11.
Country: United States. Style: Rock Music / Latin styles.
Lineup: David Hidalgo (v/g/accordion), Cesar Rosas (v/g), Louie Perez (g/jarana jarocha/d), Steve Berlin (tenor sax/baritone sax/keyboards), Conrad Lozano (bass g), Enrique "Bugs" Gonzalez (d).
Los Lobos started out in the 1970s in Los Angeles playing a mix of Rock’n’Roll and traditional Mexican music (corridos, rancheras, son jarocho, norteños). They are all second or third generation Mexican-Americans (apart from Mexican born Cesar Rosas and Anglo Steve Berlin - who joined the original high schoolmates from the Blasters in the 1980s). The lineup has been remarkably consistent, with only the drummers/percussionists changing. The band have veered backwards and forwards between Rock and Latin music over the years. Mostly placing themselves closer to the former, but including in the mix some Cumbia, Salsa or Cha Cha sung in Spanish.
In this photo: Hidalgo plays a Fender Telecaster.
More information: www.loslobos.org/, www.facebook.com/LosLobosMusic.
Polished chrome lever door handle on display in the SDS ironmongery showroom, 183 - 189 Northcote Road, Battersea, London, SW11 6QF
A new pub that opened in 2015 by the river. It was originally in SW8, but since moved to SW11. (Close-up of neon pub sign, and another angle on the entrance.)
Address: Block D, Riverlight Quay, Nine Elms Lane.
Owner: Young's.
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Artist: Jesse Wine (b.1983, England, now NYC), installed 2017. Orange-painted reclining figure making reference to Henry Moore's 'Reclining Figure: Angles'. Battersea Power Station, London Borough of Wandsworth.
(CC BY-NC-ND - credit: Images George Rex)
Opened in the 1960's and still going - another gem.
Taken from 'Buildings and shops of Wandsworth SW London'
Posted to Guess Where London on 03-05-21.
GWL83: Albert Bridge tollbooth, Battersea, Wandsworth, SW11.
Not a welcoming building, with that squat bunker look, though there's been a pub on this site for quite some time. Since renamed as The Flag. (Older photo of it from 2008.)
Address: 103-105 Culvert Road.
Former Name(s): Carey's 5; The British Flag.
Owner: Watney Combe Reid (former).
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Rawson Court, Rawson Street, Battersea, London, sw11. Fantastic two double bedroom ground floor apartment with private garden, situated minutes from Battersea Park Station. The property comprises; large reception room, fully fitted separate kitchen, large bathroom (used as a wet room), two double bedrooms and a wonderful private garden. The apartment is within a short walk to Battersea Park and Queenstown Road train stations along with being minutes from the well known Battersea Power Station/ Nine Elms Development programme. It also benefits from being close to many bus routes to Central London; some 24 hour routes. This property would be an ideal investment for either a first time buyer or a buy to let investor. To arrange a must see viewing, please call Tate Residential on 020 7622 6914.
â– Two Double Bedrooms
â– Close to Queenstown Road and Battersea Park Train Stations
â– Near to Battersea Park
A cocktail bar in a gentrified area. (Older photo of it as Underdog from 2010.)
Address: 8-10 Northcote Road.
Former Name(s): Underdog; Iniquity.
Owner: Rocket Leisure.
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Architect: R Minton Taylor of the LCC. Within the St John's Estate, built 1931 as part of Battersea Council’s main inter-war housing effort. Stock brick with red-brick detailing, five storeys including the Mansard roof level. Locally listed in the Battersea Square Conservation Area, London Borough of Wandsworth.
(CC BY-NC-ND - credit: Images George Rex)