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'Magnet & Dewdrop' pub on the corner of Westferry Road & Mast House Terrace, later converted into flats
Mast House Terrace near the junction with Westferry Road, looking north
Westferry Road by St. Andrew's Wharf, looking east. The 'Vulcan' pub was later converted into flats & a restaurant
Junction of Westferry Road and Deptford Ferry Road. The 'Vulcan' pub was later converted into flats & a restaurant
Arethusa House, Westferry Road. In the early 1980s 'Normans Nosh Bar' was popular with workers clearing the Mast House Terrace site opposite
Hesperus Crescent, looking north. The Ambassador Square housing estate was built on the site of Mancell's steel stockholding company
Entrance to the Clipper's Quay housing estate from East Ferry Road, looking north
Mast House Terrace site, looking south-east towards Deptford. The location is just to the east of what became the entrance to Masthouse Terrace Pier
Mast House Terrace site, looking west from Burrell's Wharf. It was during the site clearance in the early 1980s that the timber slipway thought to be associated with the building of Brunels' ship 'Great Eastern' were discovered
Burrell's Wharf
Burrell's Wharf
View east from the Plate House belfry, Burrell's Wharf
View north from the Plate House belfry, Burrell's Wharf
View south from the Plate House belfry, Burrell's Wharf
Part of the Burrell's Wharf site that was demolished in the late 1980s and replaced with a new apartment block
Westferry Road opposite Burrell's Wharf, looking west. The 'Robert Burns' pub later became an Islamic Centre
Maconochies Wharf, a derelict industrial site acquired in the early 1980s by the Great Eastern Self-Build Association
Self-build houses on Maconochies Wharf
South side of Westferry Road next to 'The Ship' pub
Junction of Chapel House Street & Westferry Road, looking east
Westferry Road opposite Locke's Wharf, looking east. The St. Davids Square housing estate was built on the site of the Associated Lead Manufacturers Ltd. paint works
Locke's Wharf, looking west. The St. Davids Square housing estate was built on the site of the Associated Lead Manufacturers Ltd. paint works
West side of Ferry Street
The original DLR station at Island Gardens, opened in 1987, was closed about 10 years later when the line was extended to Lewisham. An apartment block was built on the site
23 © Mike Seaborne 2013
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