EPW005770 ENGLAND (1921). Whitechapel High Street, Whitechapel, 1921

Commercial Road Goods Depot (LTSR) Opened: 17th April 1886, Closed: 3rd July 1967

Saint Mary Matfelon Church which was destroyed during The Blitz in 1940. The ruins were finally demolished in 1952. The site of the church became "St Mary's Park" until it was renamed "Altab Ali Park" in 1998. The outline of the church is all that remains of it.

Gardiner's Corner the busiest junction on the London Trolleybus System. At the height of the morning peak 372 movements were made which equals a bus passing through less than every 10 seconds. Throughout the day some 4,002 buses passed through on routes 565, 567, 569, 665, 627, 647, 653, 661, and 663.

Tewkesbury Buildings, built 1847-50

Eastern Dispensary, Leman Street. Constructed 1858

Tewkesbury Buildings

Commercial Street, E1

Whitechapel Road, E1

Saint Botolph without Aldersgate

St Jude's Church

Just take a look at all these trams (and buses) in a queue!

The spire of St Botolph without Aldgate (C of E)

Alie Street

Commercial Road

This church took a direct hit in the war, was demolished completely and never rebuilt. Sorry, I cannot recall the name...

Pettycoat Lane - Sunday market.

Gardener's Dept Store, which gave its name to "Gardener's Corner".