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Hackney wick station future north entrance with new flats being constructed in Wallis road
Central Books warehouse from Victorian times.
The Hackney Community Baptist Church with the grain elevator in the background. There's not much else in this community. One old fellow in the parking lot of the church, noting our suburban Kansas City car tags and my camera, sneeringly yelled out "Don't you see anything like this in the city?" Yea, old-timer, we do have churches in the city. I'm just taking pictures of anything that have Hackney in the name. This little burg was named after my great-great uncle. Lots of those who remain in rural areas such as this have a distrust of "city people," possibly ignorant of the fact that many of us living in urban areas are originally from towns such as this and have soft spots in our hearts for small towns.
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22 June, Hackney, London.
Runners during the inaugural Vitality Run Hackney 2014.
Over 12,500 runners completed the half marathon course through iconic Hackney landmarks and the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
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It's good to let go of expectations and allow opportunity to offer surpises you couldn't imagine. Of course, something like this could be created using Photoshop, but the approach would then be something entirely different and very much contrived.
London Overground class710109 arrives at Hackney Downs on a Liverpool street service . The signal box was opened by BR in May 1960 along with the electrification of the line .
The Hackney One Carnival was even bigger this year, with 28 carnival groups, spectacular costumes, energetic dance, sound systems and live music from around the world.
Andy Lockwood, fiddle and Jeff Mead, guitar. Gloucester Cajun Zydeco Festival, 31 January 2016. Gloucester, England, UK.
Jeff is playing a hitherto unknown make of guitar: a Fecker Testicaster.
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The Hackney One Carnival was even bigger this year, with 28 carnival groups, spectacular costumes, energetic dance, sound systems and live music from around the world.
The clock doesn't work on this little statue, and the station itself is across a car park and rather utilitarian.
Station Code: HKC.
Line(s) and Previous/Next Stations:
Dalston Kingsland < LONDON OVERGROUND [North London Line] > Homerton
Former Name(s): Hackney (on same site).
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This is one of numerous photos, postcards and sketches from the notebooks of the late Mr G.W. Mason., past Senior Partner of Bunch & Duke chartered surveyors at 360 Mare Street, Hackney. This particular picture shows that part of Mare Street immediately to the north of the railway bridge. It can be seen that, at the time that this photograph was taken, the entrance into the train station was actually by the entrance into Bohemia Place (on the east side of Mare Street) as opposed to where it is now on the west side of Mare Street by its junction with Amhurst Road.