London from the Air Gallery
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Featured London from the Air Print
London Docks 1958 EAW071687
LONDON DOCKS, Southwark. Aerial photograph of Greenland Dock, Rotherhithe in June 1958. Also showing South Dock, the River Thames and the entrance to the Millwall Outer Dock (on the Isle of Dogs). Freighters are unloading into barges and butties. The dock was mostly used for Baltic shipping, notably whaling and timber. Greenland Dock is the oldest of London's riverside docks, originally laid out in 1695 to refit East Indiamen. The commercial docks closed in 1970, and the warehouses have now been replaced by Docklands residential developments (Swedish Quay, Baltic Quay and Brunswick Quay). Aerofilms Collection (see Links)
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Featured London from the Air Print
Highbury Square 26615_056
Highbury Square, London. Originally a football stadium, the area was redeveloped as an apartment complex when Arsenal moved to the Emirates Stadium. Parts of the original stadium have been preserved and the pitch area is now gardens. Photographed in 2010
© Historic England Archive
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Featured London from the Air Print
Crystal Palace AA63_02545
Crystal Palace, Sydenham, Greater London. An aerial view of Crystal Palace which was designed for the Great Exhibition of 1851. It was subsequently moved to Sydenham in 1854 as part of an amusement park. It was destroyed by fire on the night of 30th November 1936. Photographed by A J Mason between 1925 and 1930
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