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25 Castlewood Day Hospital
Built In 1889 in the Queen Anne revival style. Originally known as the Woolwich and
Plumstead Cottage Hospital. Part-2, part-single storey building in red brick. Hipped gable.
Tiled roof with finials and lantern on western wing and dormers in central section. Central
section is tile-hung at first floor level. It has a memorial stone to commemorate Queen
Victoria's Jubilee year. The building is featured on local postcards in the early 1900's.
King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery in the middle of the Old Royal Naval College - Greenwich
Captured using Nikon D3100 - 18-55mm
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25 Castlewood Day Hospital
Built In 1889 in the Queen Anne revival style. Originally known as the Woolwich and
Plumstead Cottage Hospital. Part-2, part-single storey building in red brick. Hipped gable.
Tiled roof with finials and lantern on western wing and dormers in central section. Central
section is tile-hung at first floor level. It has a memorial stone to commemorate Queen
Victoria's Jubilee year. The building is featured on local postcards in the early 1900's.
Councillor Janet Gillman, Mayor Jim Gillman, Chris Roberts, Leader, Royal Borough of Greenwich and Deputy Lord Lieutenant Cyril Young with the new Royal Borough coat of arms at Well Hall Pleasaunce.
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Eglinton Hill 135 and 137
Pair of 3-storey plus basement semi-detached late Victorian houses with centred front doors
and projecting bays to basement, ground and first floors. No. 135 in yellow/cream Gault
brick; No. 137 has brickwork painted. Hipped slate roofs. Modern front doors and modern
windows to No. 137.
Clipper sailing ship visitor attraction.
Greenwich, meaning the "Green trading settlement or harbour", is situated on the River Thames east of Deptford Creek.
Greenwich World Heritage Site was established in 1997.
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Eglinton Hill No. 141 and 143
Pair of mid-Victorian 2-storey semi-detached houses with cornices and parapet roofs. Projecting bay windows. Walls rendered. Modern windows to No. 141.
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St. Joseph's (R.C.) Church
Built in 1886 as a Methodist Church - Architect J.K. Cole M.S.C. Contains foundation stones
and memorials outside to Methodist missionaries killed in China. Red brick building in
Victorian Gothic style - projecting south transept, semi-circular apse and tower on south-west
corner surmounted by a metal-covered steeple topped by a plain cross. South entrance
through base of tower. Lancet windows to apse, transept and nave, stone dressings, steeply
pitched slate roof.
Blackheath Avenue - Greenwich Park.
Taken 1/5/16. I am way behind , look at it this way I'll have plenty of Summer photos to see through Winter with.
Thanks for all the views, Please check out my other photos and albums.
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Eglinton Hill Nos. 145 and 147.
Pair of substantial Edwardian houses with centred pediment containing two attic windows and centred terra-cotta medallion in circular red brick. Nos. 122 to 147 form a group.
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Christ Church (opp. Nos. 56-61)
Built in 1855 by Tripp and Chambers in the Gothic Early English style. Low building in
random-rubble stone work with dressed stone window and door surrounds, steep pitched
gabled slated roof
Fireworks at the Old Royal Naval College Greenwich (University of Greenwich) celebrating the Royal borough status
The Maritime Greenwich Campus of Greenwich University in the Old Royal Naval College on the banks of the River Thames, in Greenwich. Buildings by Sir Christopher Wren (c 1700). Docklands development just visible over the river.
Greenwich, meaning the "Green trading settlement or harbour", is situated on the River Thames east of Deptford Creek.
Greenwich World Heritage Site was established in 1997.
King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery in the middle of the Old Royal Naval College - Greenwich
Captured using Nikon D3100 - 18-55mm
Royal Greenwich Tall Ships 2014, Greenwich and Woolwich, London, 6 September 2014. Photo taken at Greenwich. (image 1315)
Councillor Chris Roberts, Mayor Jim Gillman and Deputy Lord Lieutenant Cyril Young plant a Diamond Jubilee black poplar at Well Hall Pleasaunce.
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109-115 (odd)
2-storey terrace of late Victorian houses, in yellow stock brick with rendered projecting bays
to ground floor (No. 117 has brick bay with red brick dressings). Bays to Nos. 101 to 111
have parapet roofs, bays to Nos. 111-115 have hipped roofs. Paired round-headed windows
with ornamented stucco surrounds to first floor. Hipped slate roofs with wide over-hanging
eaves supported on brackets (brackets to No. 109 missing).