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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.
Public house at 60 Battersea High Street, said to have opened in the early 1840s. London Borough of Wandsworth.
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Four-storey building with fifth floor turret, part of the Plantation Wharf mixed residential/commercial development of the late 1980s to early 1990s. London Borough of Wandsworth.
Battersea Power Station, London SW11.
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Park shelter. Post-and-beam construction with shingle-clad, cross-gabled roof. Built in the inter-war period. By the Duck Pond part of the boating lake, Battersea Park, London Borough of Wandsworth.
Architects: Pite, Son & Fairweather, 1956, first phase of the Winstanley Estate at Meyrick Road. Battersea, London Borough of Wandsworth.
(CC BY-NC-ND - credit: Images George Rex)
more literate, more legible - must be all the private schools
how on earth has this subway remained virginally white?
Architects: Minoru Ohoka, Tom Hancock, 1985. Battersea Park, London Borough of Wandsworth.
(CC BY-SA - credit: Images George Rex.)
Originally built in 1950 for Preston Corporation as an all-Leyland PD2/10 L27/26R fleet no. 5 (ECK510)
In 1960 the Transport Department took it to pieces and put it together again as a Leyland/Preston PD3/6 H38/32F, still fleet no. 5 but re-registered NCK757.
One of SFRS' golf estate general purpose vehicles seen parked up at Central Fire Station during their open day.
10th September 2016.
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I'd considered using a better shot of this parked up in Interchange, but I decided against it, as I thought this shot was a bit more interesting. Well, unfortunately, a van got in the way, but that's part of the 'fun' of not expecting which way the replacement buses are coming from. This time, I moved up towards the Park Street Bridge to catch a coach in perfect sun I was anticipating was coming out imminently. Before that, though, here came Sherwood Travel with their mystery (since solved) Mercedes! Definitely the smallest one of the lot this Sunday! But there certainly was smaller yesterday...
Making a sudden appearance blocked by a prevailing van, Sherwood Travel's mysterious and possibly new SW11 NMM, a 2011 Mercedes-Benz Vario Plaxton Cheetah, crosses the Park Street Bridge before turning right to drop off its small loading for Hull Interchange on rail replacement work.
5.3 litre V8 engine
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I was browsing ffffound and saw this... a poster I did last year. I ended up screening it, the pink is neon. If I can take a decent photo of it I'll replace this image.
Embassy Gardens, Nine Elms, Battersea, SW11
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Platforms 1 and 2 to mezzanine, Battersea Power Station station, Northern Line. Transport for London Underground.
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Architects: Patel Taylor, 2017, for Barratt London. 28 storey riverside tower, seen from Lombard & Holman Roads. London Borough of Wandsworth.
1960s slab block due to be demolished this year as part of the Taylor Wimpey / Wandsworth Council JV regeneration of the Winstanley and York Road Estates. London Borough of Wandsworth.
Mounted on the fence surrounding London (Battersea) Heliport.
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