Woolwich wander
Falconwood to North Woolwich, London. Mon 28 May 2018
Shrewsbury Tumulus - a Bronze Age monument. There were seven in the
area a hundred years ago, all but this
built on in the 1930s. It is a scheduled ancient monument.
Mayplace Lane was probably the continuation of the ancient road to
a ferry at Woolwich
At points you get a good view - or would if the air was clear. The
green roofs are on the lifts added to the Barnfield council estate
H J Webb Ltd Grocers and Provision Merchands on Herbert Road - now
a Turkish barber
Herbert Rd
Herbert Rd
Mayplace Lane merges with Herbert Rd here, though the road on the
edge of the Barnfield estate shares its name
Plumstead Common Rd
Herbert Road. Just out of picture is a public convenience, still in
working condition
A man in a blue coat wanted his picture taken. Around the corner in
Plumstead Common Road was a horse
Plumstead Common Rd looking west
Fox Hill junior School built in 1881 for the Woolwich & Plumstead
High Schools Association - Grade II listed
Long Walk
Nightingale Vale
NIghtingale Place
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