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Disused Stations: North Woolwich Station 1979
NEAREST ALTERNATIVE CROSSING The nearest alternative crossing for pedestrians is the Woolwich foot tunnel about 100 metres to the east. A Docklands Light Railway (DLR) station, Woolwich Arsenal on the south side of the Thames, was opened in January 2009 as the new terminus of the London City Airport branch. King George V DLR station, on the opposite side of the river, is close to the north ferry dock. The nearest vehicle alternatives are the Blackwall Tunnel about two miles (3 km) upstream to the west, or the Dartford Crossing around ten miles (16 km) downstream to the east. Both tunnels have height restrictions for heavy goods vehicles, and users of the Dartford Crossing incur toll charges. Photograph Copyright: Digital Expression UK (2019)
18/28 Hare Street, Woolwich, London SE18 6ND In 1911, the second London Woolworths store to open was in the South East - Woolwich. It opened on Hare Street, the area chosen for being very industrial. (Photo source: WoolworthsMuseum.co.uk) Below are a series of photos of the Woolwich store through the decades. Source: Michael L, WoolworthsMuseum.co.uk Source:…
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Known as prison ships or “prison hulks”, these decomissioned vessels were used by Britain during the 18th and 19th centuries to house prisoners of war and those awaiting transportation to penal...
Woolwich Arsenal, December 2022, a magical wonderland
Class 416/1 6324 seen in October 1985. Alongside at the museum is Peckett 0.4.0ST 2000/42 and RSHN 0.6.0ST 7667/50. All gone now, with the closure of the station in 2006, and removal of the last steam locomotives in 2008. Pentax SP1000/50mm Kodachrome 64
Street Foyer of Odeon Woolwich 1937
Taken from a postcard dated 1906
Both sides of the river.
1962, it closed in 1978/9 for redevelopment
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