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This lower-rise part of the New Kingshold Estate has also now been demolished and has been replaced by much blander looking housing. This picture was taken in the 1990s but not sure exactly when.

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Hackney Road, Bethnal Green. Linked villas from 1820.

Hackney Wick E9 The Bagel Factory development in Rothbury Road, and the corner of White Post Lane

Walking home after Starkers, passed this great street sign showing a map of all of the London Borough of Hackney.

See (roughly, because Ubuntu/Firefox doesn't want to respond accurately to click actions) where the photo was taken at maps.yuan.cc/.

Hackney, London

Well Street, South Hackney.

75 years old today. Artificial (coade?) stone building in a mild art deco style. More about the baths and Hackney Wick in general in this ,a href="http://www.londondailyphoto.com/images/beating_the_bounds.pdf">fascinating document.

A healthy amount of beer being recycled here

On the Hackney Road, London.

By Dan Kitchener.

Hackney walk

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Hackney, London

I love hackney.

london 2011

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Hackney Road, E2.

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Hackney Wick station

Location: Hackney, London, England

This plaque was unveiled by

Dave Wetzel

Chair GLC Transport Committee

on 21st November 1985

to celebrate the 25th anniversary

of Electric services in North East London

and to mark 5 years of co-operation

between British Rail and the Greater London Council

Pitfield Street, Oct '07.

Hackney Road.

London Overground class 710 No.710125 arrives at Hackney Downs working 2T66 14:14 Liverpool Street to Chingford.

With support from Idiot Wind @ Hackney Empire c/o Bird on the Wire