Cody Dock to Bow Locks
London. Thu 2 Mar 2017
Bow Creek and the view past Trellick Toower to Canada Wharf
One of several huge warehouses on the Twelvetrees estate - Prologis
Business Park
The next stop on 'The LIne' with a sculpture made from shopping trolleys
in a mock DNA double helix.
Bow Locks and the Twelvetrees Crescent Bridge
Bromley-by-Bow gasholders, 1872-8. The Imperial Gas Light and Coke
Co
The eternal flame is next to a monument to company workers killed
in both World Wars (originally at Beckton)
THe view north from Twelvetrees Crescent bridge, built in 1872 for
the gas works
Harper Twelvetrees was a US chemical manufacturer who set up a chemical
works in the area in 1858
Bow Locks are the start of the Lea Navigation and the Limehouse Cut
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