EAW000643 ENGLAND (1946). The bomb damaged residential area at Bow Common, Poplar, 1946

The Victoria Public House

Watts Grove

Lincoln Estate

Sumner House

Air Raid Shelter, Fawe Street

Glaucus Street Power Station cooling towers

The Limehouse Cut is the oldest canal in London, dating back to 1766.

The Limehouse Cut is the oldest canal in London, dating back to 1766.

120 Bow Common Lane

Devons School. (Since renamed "The Clara Grant Primary School" in April 1993).

Knapp Road School, (now demolished).

Spratts dog food factory,still there-now very expensive apartments.

A. T. Clarke (Formerly Gower) "The Oil Shop" at 70 Upper North Street. S E Godden was the Manger from 1946 until its compulsory purchase in 1958.

Southern Grove School. Thankfully, this classic Victorian school still stands. Mondo

St.Pauls Way Secodary Modern School. This was the second school to be built here. Today, the award winning St.Pauls Way Trust School stands on the site. Mondo

Children's monument and memorial garden, Poplar Park Not the usual soldiers'war memorial but one that pays respect to a more immediate tragedy that occurred in 1917 when 18 primary schoolchildren from a nearby school in Upper North Street died as the result of an air raid. The attack was the first daylight raid of World War 1 on Upper North Street School on 13 June 1917.

The old North London Railway Depot at Devons Road Bow 1D is in the process of having a new roof fitted.It was converted from steam to a diesel traction depot in 1958 and closed in 1964 and was left standing derelict for a number of years.

Bow North London Railway Works.It ceased repearing locomotives in 1959 and was later closed down by British Railways and demolised.

Emergency Water Supply (EWS) for fire fighting purposes

Lord Stanley, which is now on the corner of Carmen St and Bowen St

St Stephens Church

The African Tavern

Recreation Ground

Kerbey Street

Chemical Works and 'Stinkhouse' Bridge

Limehouse Cut

Bygrove Street

Formerly the site of Randall's Market and lock ups

The Market Tavern

Augusta Street

Saw Mill, now the site of an Adventure playground.

Board of Trade building

The bakers on Upper North Street

The Sabarton Arms

The Post Office on East India Dock Road

Vesey Street

George Green's School

Grundy Street

St Gabriel's Church

St Saviours School

St Saviour's Church

Ricardo Street School