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DB Class 66092 passes Hackney Central on 6L69 05:09 Peterborough to Bow Plasma blocks train .

A preserved Deer foetus. Nice.

Hackney Wick: an area of artists' studios sprawling away from the Olympic village and Queen Elizabeth Park.

Hackney Wick, London

Leica M240, Summilux 35mm/f1.4 ASPH

Hackney Bridge

The Workhouse was renamed Hackney Institute in the 1930s, under the NHS it became Hackney Hostpital and it is now a medium secure forensic psychiatric hospital called the John Howard Centre. www.workhouses.org.uk/Hackney/

Hackney Marshes

Stoke Newington High Street

Kingsland Road, Hackney.

Olympus 35RC. Fuji Superia X-TRA 400. Epson 3170. Paint.NET

Stoke Newington High Street

hackney downs

Stoke Newington High Street

River in the urban city

Hackney

The Hackney Empire's Harold Pinter Room © Matt Humphrey 2013 / www.matthumphreyimages.com

Hackney Wick

Stoke Newington High Street

Hackney Marshes

The Advertiser - July 11 1992

Hackney

Hackney Wick: an area of artists' studios sprawling away from the Olympic village and Queen Elizabeth Park.

Hackney Wick, London

Leica M240, Summilux 35mm/f1.4 ASPH

Hackney garage (code H) closed in 1981 with the opening of the new Ash Grove garage.

The 502 Red Arrow route was operated from Hackney. An MBA Merlin heads towards Liverpool Street to take up service.

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February 2012

Sweet Toof

Street art in Hackney, London 2015

Artist: Eoin, Kaes and Core

In Hackney Wick

only child

Hackney Wick: an area of artists' studios sprawling away from the Olympic village and Queen Elizabeth Park.

Hackney Wick, London

Leica M240, Summilux 35mm/f1.4 ASPH

Hackney garage (code H) closed in 1981 with the opening of the new Ash Grove garage.

AEC Merlin, Daimler Fleetline and Routemaster were the vehicles I remember being operated.

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hackney downs

Hackney Carnival

looking towards Stratford. Manhattan Loft Gardens can be seen in the distance.

Mother Goose 2008 - Hackney Empire Photography credit: Robert Workman

New Overground footbridge, opened 23rd July 2015, between Hackney Downs and Hackney Central

This is the home built by my great-great uncle William Hackney in Winfield, Kansas. Hackney was a frontier lawyer and politician, always where the action was. He also served as a state senator. It is currently owned by an antique dealer who keeps the home in excellent condition.

New Overground footbridge, opened 23rd July 2015, between Hackney Downs and Hackney Central

New sign (and on the far platform old sign), partway through the re-stickering of the station

Class 317/5 No. 317510 at Hackney Downs