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N1, Shepherdess Walk, Packington Bridge
Viewed from the tow path this bridge is modern in design but the plaque was almost certainly erected to mark its opening in the 19th century. Rather oddly the new bridge seems to be narrower than the original. Any information welcome.
There is an identical plaque at the entrance to the tunnel on the south bank of the Thames.
This is a delightful but unusual row of houses - with the gardens at their front.
Strangely, there are two identical blue plaques, either side of the entrance.
Smaller than your average plaque, this is probably the bluest one in London.
George Godwin, 1813 - 1888, architect, journalist and social reformer, lived here. Greater London Council
Built on the site of the Norman fortification known as Baynard's Castle which was demolished in 1213. Blackfriars Priory was initially a house and church for the Dominican Order (guess what colour ...
The millennium tree (in 2008 still a sapling) is in front of the half-timbered wall. The two yews commemorating the 850th anniversary ar...
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