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A Dictionary of London
… See Whitefriars Street. Water Lane, Blackfriars South from Broadway to Queen Victoria Street at No.172 (P.O. Directory). …
Survey of London
… the Hammersmith Road with the thoroughfare leading from Broadway to Shepherd's Bush. On the west and shortest side of …
A History of the County of Essex
… church. The church of ST. JOHN, Stratford, The Broadway, was built in 1834 as a chapel of ease to All …
A History of the County of Essex
… (25 per cent), and Upton 10 (40 per cent). Rokeby House, Broadway, Stratford, is thought to have been built in the … 1840, each with a classical portico. A few other houses in Broadway and High Street may date from the early 19th … in the 1860s. 58 The house was demolished in 1930. 59 Broadway (or Great) House, in Broadway, also built in the …
A History of the County of Essex
… In 1954 the society bought J. R. Roberts Stores, Stratford Broadway, and between 1957 and 1962 built a new department … oils. John Wilton was making candles in Stratford Broadway, and later in Carpenters Road, c. 183996. 154 James … William Biggs & Sons, working cutler, traded in Stratford Broadway and later in the Grove ( c. 18391943). 181 Among …
A History of the County of Essex
… from Charles (Channelsea) Bridge as far as the present Broadway and the Grove, with outlying hamlets near Bow …
A History of the County of Essex
… the manor court rebuilt two cattle pounds, in Stratford Broadway and in Barking Road, Plaistow. For West Ham Burnells … in 1847, when Robert Anderson of Rokeby House, Stratford Broadway, won a contested election. He began to provide … until 1869, when a new town hall was opened in Stratford Broadway. This was designed by Lewis Angell, the board's …
A History of the County of Essex
… 1858 or earlier hucksters were congregating in Stratford Broadway and High Street. 5 In 1879 the local board and the … there was also a cattle market on the south side of the Broadway, and an annual pleasure fair is said to have been … to have continued throughout the present century in the Broadway, High Street, and Angel Lane. In 1969 Angel Lane was …
A History of the County of Essex
… Wesleyan Reformers seceding from Chapel Street. 'Stratford Broadway' appears in the joint plan of the 3rd and 8th London … in use in 1966. 292 There was a young people's hall in The Broadway, Plaistow, from 1903 to 1904. 293 At Stratford a … Witnesses registered rooms above a shop in Stratford Broadway in 1945; in 1966 they still occupied them. 328 …
A History of the County of Essex
… a horse tramway from Aldgate to Leytonstone Road, via Broadway, Stratford, in 18701, and in 1886 extended it to … a new road, Tramway Avenue, was cut through from Stratford Broadway to West Ham Lane. In 193740 the trams were replaced … was constituted a sub-district. 28 The main office was in Broadway c. 184880 and in Martin Street 188097; it became a …