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The window into the port
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The Royal Victoria Gardens, North Woolwich.
Opened in 1851 as the Woolwich Pleasure Gardens, this was the site of fairs and many other special events. The gardens were a rare open space for...
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The exterior of the Grapes public house.
This beautiful old Limehouse tavern, with stunning views of the river, is described in Charles Dicken's book 'Our Mutual Friend'. In the novel the...
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Inside the Grapes public house.
This famous riverside tavern is described in Charles Dicken's book 'Our Mutual Friend'. In the novel the pub is known as the Six Jolly Fellowship...
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