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Canals and Rivers

James Latham LTD timber yards at Latham’s Wharf, River Lea, Hackney. 1966
James Latham LTD timber yards at Latham’s Wharf, River Lea, Hackney. 1966

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The Lesney Matchbox Factory, Lee Conservancy Road, Hackney. View from the east side of River Lea Navigation. Includes barges on the river and loading cranes in the background, 1966.
The Lesney Matchbox Factory, Lee Conservancy Road, Hackney. View from the east side of River Lea Navigation. Includes barges on the river and loading cranes in the background, 1966.

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Barge on River Lea unloading to Atlas Works, Berkshire Road Hackney, 1966.
Barge on River Lea unloading to Atlas Works, Berkshire Road Hackney, 1966.

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Atlas Works, Dixcel Tower / chimney, Gainsborough Primary School, Silk Mills Square, Hackney. View from east side of River Lea Navigation, 1966.
Atlas Works, Dixcel Tower / chimney, Gainsborough Primary School, Silk Mills Square, Hackney. View from east side of River Lea Navigation, 1966.

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Silk Mill, Mill Row, south Hackney, view west with Hackney Brook,1830.
Silk Mill, Mill Row, south Hackney, view west with Hackney Brook,1830.

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Hackney Brook, looking towards Narrow Way, Mare Street and Old Church tower. 1791. Engraving by William Ellis. View towards Narrow Way, Mare Street and Old Church tower, looking north from yet to be built London Railway bridge.
Hackney Brook, looking towards Narrow Way, Mare Street and Old Church tower. 1791. Engraving by William Ellis. View towards Narrow Way, Mare Street and Old Church tower, looking north from yet to be built London Railway bridge.

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Regent’s Canal lock, Hackney. 1987. View east to Cat and Mutton Bridge and west to Cheddington, Linslade and Cosgrove Houses.
Regent’s Canal lock, Hackney. 1987. View east to Cat and Mutton Bridge and west to Cheddington, Linslade and Cosgrove Houses.

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White House Public House. The inn was present by 1745 and closed when an application for a renewal of the licence was refused in 1911. It was demolished in around 1913. The location is now marked by a road bridge between Hackney Marsh and east Marsh. The Inn is associated with a crossing of the River Lea between Homerton and Leyton, firstly Tyler’s Ferry, and then later a footbridge. The Inn also operated a fishery and was reputedly the haunt of highwaymen, including Dick Turpin.Hackney marches, 1920.
White House Public House. The inn was present by 1745 and closed when an application for a renewal of the licence was refused in 1911. It was demolished in around 1913. The location is now marked by a road bridge between Hackney Marsh and east Marsh. The Inn is associated with a crossing of the River Lea between Homerton and Leyton, firstly Tyler’s Ferry, and then later a footbridge. The Inn also operated a fishery and was reputedly the haunt of highwaymen, including Dick Turpin.Hackney marches, 1920.

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Iszards dry Rock by T.Van Thjiskeide, 1930.
Iszards dry Rock by T.Van Thjiskeide, 1930.

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Sluice House and Eel Pie Tavern, Eel Pie Island, Hackney, c.1840.
Sluice House and Eel Pie Tavern, Eel Pie Island, Hackney, c.1840.

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Lea Bridge Mills, Hackney, c.1850.
Lea Bridge Mills, Hackney, c.1850.

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James Latham LTD timber yards at Latham’s Wharf, River Lea, Hackney. 1966.
James Latham LTD timber yards at Latham’s Wharf, River Lea, Hackney. 1966.

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James Latham’s timberyards, with barges loading. 1966.
James Latham’s timberyards, with barges loading. 1966.

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James Latham LTD timber yards at Latham’s Wharf, River Lea, Hackney. 1966.
James Latham LTD timber yards at Latham’s Wharf, River Lea, Hackney. 1966.

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The New River, Clissold Park, Hackney. 1850s
The New River, Clissold Park, Hackney. 1850s

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Timber yards and barges on the Hackney Cut, Lea River, north of Homerton Road. 1966.
Timber yards and barges on the Hackney Cut, Lea River, north of Homerton Road. 1966.

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Lea River, view north from Spring Hill boat houses, showing annual Lea Regatta. 1965.
Lea River, view north from Spring Hill boat houses, showing annual Lea Regatta. 1965.

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River Lea at Clapton, includes men outside The Jolly Anglers pub, V. Green boat builders, Green’s Boat House and possibly Hammond’s Cottages, 1884.
River Lea at Clapton, includes men outside The Jolly Anglers pub, V. Green boat builders, Green’s Boat House and possibly Hammond’s Cottages, 1884.

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The village of Hackney, looking north across the Hackney Brook; also showing Hackney Old Church and the Eight Bells pub, Hackney. 1730
The village of Hackney, looking north across the Hackney Brook; also showing Hackney Old Church and the Eight Bells pub, Hackney. 1730

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