EAW043558 ENGLAND (1952). Railway sidings next to Stratford Vegetable Market and the surrounding area, Stratford, from the south-west, 1952

Bakery run by the Trott family from about 1852 to 1901, then leased to the Schmieg/Sargent family.

Railway Tavern (PH). From the official Charrington Records it looks like this was a Draught Beer only house until 1926 when Bottled beer was sold, in 1927 Wine was allowed. Full licence including Spirits came in 1932. It closed from 08 December 1940 until 17 November 1942 due to enemy action. By the 1960s Bottle beer consumption overtook draught beer consumption. It closed as Reflections Nightclub in 2005.

The Albion (PH)

The Globe (PH). 106 Chapel Street. This was still a Beer House at the end of the war, but a Fully Licenced House by 1948.

Rear of The Yorkshire Grey (PH).

Black Bull (PH).

Builder's Arms (PH)

Mortham Street

The Albion

Cooke's Noted Eel and Pie House. Attached picture is from 1964.

1952. West Ham Lane.

Stratford Market Station, opened on 14.6.1847, it closed on 6.5.1957. It is now the site of Stratford High Street DLR station.

market cafe

A MAY produce stand

Firemans Dwellings

Sweet Factory

Bovril Sign

Now the site of the Jubilee Line depot.

Still a lot of house coal traffic before the Clean Air Act.

Blue Boar Public House