Building at the corner of Plender Street and Camden Street
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Building at the corner of Plender Street and Camden Street
Building at the corner of Plender Street and Camden Street
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SC_PHL_01_335_86_107 (Collage 106711)
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London Metropolitan Archives: LCC Photograph Library
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A view of the front and side elevations of a prominent four-storey building plus basement at the corner of Plender Street to the right and Camden Street, Camden Town. It is three windows wide in each elevation. The building is of brick with the ground floor stucco covered. A woman pushing a pram is crossing the road at a pedestrian crossing. The building no longer exists and an apartment block stands on the corner. The Gothic building towards the left is Lyulph Stanley School. It no longer exists and sports pitches occupy the site.
A view of the front and side elevations of a prominent four-storey building plus basement at the corner of Plender Street to the right and Camden Street, Camden Town. It is three windows wide in each elevation. The building is of brick with the ground floor stucco covered. A woman pushing a pram is crossing the road at a pedestrian crossing. The building no longer exists and an apartment block stands on the corner. The Gothic building towards the left is Lyulph Stanley School. It no longer exists and sports pitches occupy the site.
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