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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
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Herbert Road 47 ‘The Lord Herbert’ P.H.
Prominent part 2, part 3-storey late Victorian building in the Classical style with frontages to
Herbert Road and Eglington Hill. Flank walls in yellow stock brick, the main frontage having
on ground floor windows and entrance doors framed by sturdy square pillars with plain
capitals under a continuous frieze and cornice. Moulded timber panels beneath windows. First
floor rendered and painted with windows in moulded stone surrounds with detached
pediment over - all capped by a continuous frieze (bearing the inscription ‘The Lord Herbert
Tavern’) cornice and parapet. Projecting hanging sign depicting Lord Herbert.
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).
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 1311)
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War Department Marker c/o Herbert Road, Red Lion Lane
Plain cast-iron marker 1ft 6in x 4in approx. bearing inscription, "W D". Possibly circa 1855
denoting change from old Board of Ordnance to War Department at that time.
This is actually on the corner of Shooters Hill and Academy Road
Fireworks at the Old Royal Naval College Greenwich (University of Greenwich) celebrating the Royal borough status
King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery in the middle of the Old Royal Naval College - Greenwich
Captured using Nikon D3100 - 18-55mm
View of the University of Greenwich Old royal Naval college buildings overlooking Canary wharf from the Royal Observatory grounds
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175 and 177
3-Storey plus basement late Victorian pair of houses in yellow stock brick with projecting bay
windows to ground and first floor with cornice and parapet slated roofs. Window and door
surrounds in stone/stucco, highly decorated. Windows to second floor round-headed, the
windows over the projecting bays grouped in a triptich form. No. 175 has ¾ columns to front
door surrounds, No. 177 has pilasters - both with Corinthian style capitals.
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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).
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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.
King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery in the middle of the Old Royal Naval College - Greenwich
Captured using Nikon D3100 - 18-55mm
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.
Royal Greenwich Tall Ships 2014, Greenwich and Woolwich, London, 6 September 2014. Photo taken at Woolwich. (image 1286)
Fireworks at the Old Royal Naval College Greenwich (University of Greenwich) celebrating the Royal borough status
Royal Greenwich Tall Ships 2014, Greenwich and Woolwich, London, 6 September 2014. Photo taken at Greenwich. (image 1314)
From www.royalgreenwich.gov.uk/downloads/file/10/locally_liste...
89-95 (odd)
Two pairs of terraced late Victorian houses in yellow stock brick with. round headed
windows to ground floor and segmented headed windows to first floor. Round headed
entrances with recessed front doors. Moulded panelled doors to Nos. 89 and 95, modern
doors to 91 and 93. Slate roof with overhanging eaves. Group value.
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Board of Ordnance Marker Post, near Castlewood Day Hospital
lft. 6ins. high cast-iron, semi-circular headed marker post erected in 1808 to mark the area
owned by the Army where they were then attempting to establish the Shooters Hill Spa. Last
remaining example in the Woolwich area.
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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Eglinton Hill No. 133
Large detached late Victorian villa with basement. Projecting bay windows to basement and ground floors. Front rendered. Hipped slate roof.