Plate 21: East India Dock Road, Chapels

Survey of London: Volumes 43 and 44, Poplar, Blackwall and Isle of Dogs. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1994.

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East India Dock Road: Chapels. All demolished

a. Trinity Congregational Chapel in the 1860s.

Figure 21c:

East India Dock Road: Chapels

Trinity Congregational Chapel in the 1860s.

William Hosking, architect. 1840–1 (pp. 135–7)

b. Wesleyan Chapel (Popular Methodist Mission), exterior from north-east in 1848, and interior looking south.

Figure 21b:

East India Dock Road: Chapels

Wesleyan Chapel (Popular Methodist Mission), exterior from north-east in 1848, and interior looking south.

James Wilson, architect, 1847–8 (pp. 160–1)

c. Wesleyan Chapel (Popular Methodist Mission), exterior from north-east in 1848, and interior looking south.

Figure 21c:

East India Dock Road: Chapels

Wesleyan Chapel (Popular Methodist Mission), exterior from north-east in 1848, and interior looking south.

James Wilson, architect, 1847–8 (pp. 160–1)