EAW020401 ENGLAND (1948). Carpenter's Road and environs, Stratford Marsh, 1948. This image was marked by Aerofilms Ltd for photo editing.

cohen,s fish and chip shop

The Green Gate, This Taylor Walker Brewery pub closed in 1997. It was demolished in 2010.

Two Brewers Pub. A Charrington's House, closed in 1995, it had been demolished by 2006.

Builders Arms public house

Warton river

LIVERPOOL ST RAILWAY LINE TO RIGHT

This was an advertising hoarding for Yardley products. This was not a poster type sign but 3 dimensional flowers made out of painted sheet metal and read "Yardley London Paris and Rome"

This site had news tob con shed built with corrugated sheets shortly after this photo taken to serve the workers walking back from the factories in Carpenters Rd

Lett rd and gibbins rds

Mick Nathan bespoke tailor had this shop standing alone before moving to new premises opposite Cooke's famous pie shop

Yardley perfume box factory

Yardley of london box and tin factory on the high st

Green man pub now a hotel

Carpenters arms original position corner of blyth and carpenters rd

Excel and co meat pies

Stratford market station was closed but now reoppened on jubilee line ?

Prefabs in Bridge road

Coke being tipped using the overhead tippler wagons could be seen from the adjacent sewer bank

After nationization this became british road services parcel depot using Scammel workhorse electric 3 wheelers

Stratford wholesale fruit and vegetable market site owned and run by LNER The waggons were offladed and shunted to their respected wholesalers and off loaded via a bank straight into their warehouses. video "A traders tale" in Newham archives.

yorkshire grey public house the stables/yard at the rear was used by the french onion sellers at this time 1948

site of stratford tabernacle became petrol station in demand during suez crisis

gas light and coke company in Union st they kept most people going with their waste by product of coke during the bad winter of 1947

LNER Printing works in Burford Rd in 1948

christ church stratford /high st stratford

A mission was opened in Ward Road in 1882, and the church of ST. AIDAN was built there in 1895–9 to the design of Sir Banister Fletcher, the chancel being added in 1908. (fn. 137) St. Aidan's was closed in 1944 after bombing and was later demolished From: 'West Ham: Churches', A History of the County of Essex: Volume 6 (1973), pp. 114-123. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=42761&strquery=aidan+ Date accessed: 30 January 2014.

joiners arms one of 2 pubs on the carpenters estate

carpenters rd school

essex arms pub