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A History of the County of Middlesex
… Close, 11 most presumably in Pollard Row (formerly May's Lane) at the western border of the estate. 12 A Southwark … at the southern end of the district, next to Ducking Pond Lane. 28 Three houses had been built there by 1801 when he … Bird had built along North Street (formerly Ducking Pond Lane) and on a new side road, Pleasant Row. 30 Building began …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Bethnal Green The East: Old Ford Lane, Green Street, and Globe Town THE EAST: OLD FORD LANE, GREEN STREET, AND GLOBE TOWN. For centuries the area … cottage stood apart, probably on the east side of the lane to the manor house. 66 A sketch map of 1648 depicting a …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 27 The village was defined on the east by Rushy (Russia) Lane and the Back Lane (Globe Road), which separated it from the demesne lands … open fields. Besides medieval cottages around Barnard's Lane (Old Ford Road), 28 St. George's chapel stood by 1512 in …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and 1703 46 slightly north of the junction with Crabtree Lane, the Barnet charities in the centre with, in 1679, a house and outbuildings at the eastern end of Crabtree Lane at the junction with a field way (later Gibraltar Walk) …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… one of them to include Bethnal Green and another Cock Lane and Stepney Rents. 88 In 1711, after a petition by 36 … in the most populated part, in Harefield east of Brick lane, and plans were drawn up for a church in the style of …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… AND THE NICHOL. Waste alongside Collier's (Crabtree) Lane had been granted out by 1518 13 and was inhabited by … houses fronting Hackney Road south and north of Collier's Lane. Collier's Row was a recognized locality in 1625. 16 Houses south of the lane were mortgaged with demesne land in 1629. 17 The row …
Survey of London
… was on the south side of that road immediately west of Bow Lane and the third was a part of Black Boy Field, further to … to the south of East India Dock Road and adjoining Bow Lane, because it was closer to the majority of the … parts (fig. 64). The first to be acquired abutted upon Bow Lane to the east and consisted of a field, a barn, and five …
Survey of London
… the High Street and the East India Dock Road, east of Bow Lane (later Bazely Street), came from the construction of the … almost two dozen houses on the west side of Robin Hood Lane and some more in White Hart Place. There were, too, a number of cottages in Bow Lane prior to 1804, but the area was chiefly developed …
Survey of London
… Street were North Street, leading to Bow Common, and Bow Lane and Robin Hood Lane, which merged to form a single road leading to Bromley. … some building had taken place on the east side of Bow Lane and the west side of Robin Hood Lane, at their southern …
Survey of London
… widened in 1884. 143 Newby Place, Mountague Place and Bow Lane area. Site plan based on the Ordnance Survey of 1914 … lines of East India Dock Road on the north and Bow Lane on the east. A new stretch of Newby Place was laid out on its western side parallel to Bow Lane, changing the street's alignment at its junction with …