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Street scenes of London - new building construction near Battersea Power Station, London - as seen from a Thames Clipper Uber boat.
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Architects: Patel Taylor, 2020. 24 storeys, 130 apartments. York Place, Battersea, London Borough of Wandsworth.
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Street scenes of London - a view of the restored Battersea Power Station, London - as seen from a Thames Clipper Uber boat.
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TFL London Bus Route 340 to Harrow Bus Station
Bus Journey: youtu.be/ct9emPH7-6w
SW1 - LK64DVV is on loan to the Garston Garage for trial purposes. Theses buses have been ordered for the 340 in September. This is the first time SW1 has been on the 340
Side blinds consist of the old blinds from the Wood Green Garage.
This bus had a great ride and I look forward to seeing SW2 - SW11 in September
VLA133 - LJ05GPY is seen in the background.
Both Buses are running without IBUS
This greeted me as arrival at Shau Kei Wan bus terminus, former NWFB MAN TGS 24.420 recovery truck.
Like some other service vehicles owned this registration had was been on another NWFB recovery vehicle.
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Red brick with stone dressings and green glazed brick at ground level, this being an extension to the adjacent Grade II listed building of the C18. Stone plaque indicates rebuilt in 1905 (architect: J.S.Quilter). Formerly known as the Cedars it was once one of several large residences on Battersea High Street. A clergy house by 1882 serving as a base for social workers for the deprived area. Occupied in 1923 by the Katherine Low Settlement which remains a charity for local social needs. At Battersea High St and Orville Road, London Borough of Wandsworth.
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A photograph of Florence Dorothy Castell taken in 1904 by F Southwell at 449 Battersea Park Road, London.
This is a carte de visite (cdv), a photograph mounted on a piece of card the size of a formal visiting card. This type of photograph became very popular during the 19th century.
Florence Dorothy Castell was born on 02 April 1904 at 17 Kersley Street, Battersea, London SW.
Dorothy's father, Walter Henry Castell, was an engine fitter. The birth was notified by Dorothy's mother, Florence Emily Castell (nee Ridgwell), and registered on 05 May 1904 by the Registrar W.J.L Bray.
Florence Dorothy Castell became known as Dorothy Castell, or Dorrie.
50001 Dreadnoughtheads the 15:10 Waterloo - Exeter St. David's through Clapham Junction on 8th April 1989.
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A shot taken at Battersea Power Station, shortly before security started getting twitchy because there was someone around with a big camera!
Embassy of the United States of America,
Embassy Gardens, Nine Elms, Battersea, SW11
{Thurrock Camera Club 2022-23 DPI league 1 round 3 - 18/20}
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Street scenes of London - a crowd of locals gather in front of one of the Council owned tower blocks in Battersea, south-west London.
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Another Old Victorian Pub Vanished...........This Part Of The Winstanley Estate Will Be Transformed Into A ..........Masterplan...
Victorian public house c.1861. Currently on Wandsworth's Register of Assets of Community Value. Battersea, London Borough of Wandsworth.
Road bridge designed by Rowland Mason Ordish, 1873. Strengthened 1887 by Sir Joseph Bazalgette and more recently 1973 and 2011; now a combination of suspension, cable-stayed, and beam. Grade II* listed. London Borough of Wandsworth.
This Neoplan is distinctly lacking in Flickr presence, so that needs fixing - Blueways put the first UK Cityliner in service in 1981, and followed it up with this in 1982, which became the second one in the UK. The pioneer, WGT 875W, went on to lead a long life of 25 years, but GGJ 894X was not so lucky, being destroyed by fire in 1991 - which helps to explain its Flickr absence !
Aintree racecourse, 30/3/85
Grade II* listed former Granada cinema designed by Cecil Masey, H R Horner and Leslie Norton, 1937. The rounded corner said to be inspired by contemporary Dutch modernist work. St John's Hill, London Borough of Wandsworth.
Architect: Sir Joseph Bazalgette, 1890. Wrought-iron arches supported by granite-clad piers. Fancy decorated spandrels. Grade II listed. In the background, World's End Estate by Eric Lyons, H T Cadbury-Brown et al. c.1977. Photographed from London Borough of Wandsworth.
Ingrave Street Used To Continue Straight Up To York Road....As The Old Victorian Houses Are Pulled Down...Now Pennethorne House In The Rear Will Soon Be Pulled Down...Named After Sir James Pennethorne An English Architect He Died In 1871...This Part Of The Winstanley Estate Will Be Transformed Into A ..........Masterplan....School Sign Still Stands But No Words....Falconbrook Primary School Is Just Around The Corner..
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Street scenes of London - an impressionistic view of the lights under Grosvenor Bridge (previously known as Victoria Railway Bridge) which connects Victoria and Battersea over the River Thames in London.
Grosvenor Bridge, originally known as, and alternatively called Victoria Railway Bridge, is a railway bridge over the River Thames in London, between Vauxhall Bridge and Chelsea Bridge. Originally constructed in 1860, and widened in 1865 and 1907, the bridge was extensively rebuilt and widened again in the 1960s as an array of ten parallel bridges. There are now eight tracks across the bridge. More on Grosvenor Bridge here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grosvenor_Bridge
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