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- St. Mildred’s House, Westferry Road
- Off the Track in London – On the Isle of Dogs in 1905
- The Traffic Island Outside Christ Church
- West India Dock Pier: Festival of Britain, Murder and Nico
- The Blue Bridge
- Limehouse Basin. No, not that one.
- Cuba, Tobago and Manilla – Three Old Island Streets
- Unique Images of Canary Wharf from the Late 80s to the Early 90s
- A History of South Cubitt Town
- A Wander Around the Block Near the City Arms
- An Elevated View of the New Docks & Warehouses now constructing on the Isle of Dogs near Limehouse
- The Chapel House Estate
- McDougall’s Millwall
- A Lifetime Behind Bars – Guest Article by Tony Alltoft
- Island Pubs – Then & Now
- The Kingfield Estate
- A Drive Through West India Docks in the 1960s
- The Oldest Photos of the Isle of Dogs (a Selection)
- The Island at Sea
- You say Coldharbour, I say Cold Harbour
- Nellie Frances Cressall
- Island Pubs and Beer Houses
- Where we learned to rite proper
- The West Ferry Estate
- The End of the Island – Blackwall Entrance Lock
- The Public Library in Strattondale Street
- War Damage to Shelters in Poplar
- Pictorial History of the Millwall Docks. Part 5: Closure
- Limehouse Hole
- Me new book – A Dictionary of Lost East London
- The Poplar Gut
- The Barn Fields
- Pictorial History of the Millwall Docks. Part 4: Post-World War II
- Pictorial History of the Millwall Docks. Part 3: World War II
- Millwall Flyers. Guest article by Con Maloney
- Pictorial History of the Millwall Docks. Part 2: Early 20th Century (Pre-WWII)
- Pictorial History of the Millwall Docks. Part 1: The Age of Sail
- The Bridges of the Isle of Dogs
- The Anti-Aircraft Gun Emplacement over the Muddy
- Dolly Fisher – ‘Tugboat Annie of the Thames’
- The Timber Transporter
- The Mill Wall
- Gizza Job, I Can Do That.
- Samuda Estate
- Tooke Times
- Pictorial History of the West India Docks. Part 5: Closure
- Pictorial History of the West India Docks. Part 4: Post-World War II
- Pictorial History of the West India Docks. Part 3: World War II
- Pictorial History of the West India Docks. Part 2: Early 20th Century (Pre-WWII)
- Pictorial History of the West India Docks. Part 1: The Age of Sail
- Historic Isle of Dogs Churches
- The Ill-Fated R101 over the Isle of Dogs
- Millwall Park Open-Air Swimming Pool
- The Windmills of Millwall
- Stebondale Street
- A Little Bit of Millwall
- The Lansbury Estate
- Mudchute Anti-Aircraft Installation
- The Isle of Dogs Progressive Club
- Central Granary
- Pier Head Cottages
- Cold Harbour Infectious Diseases Receiving Station
- The Millwall Extension Railway
- The Isle of Dogs and the American Civil War
- A Catalogue of Victorian Island Industry
- Christmas Tree From Norway
- Roland Dowlen: Island Scoutmaster and War Hero (Guest Blog)
- The Ferry House
- Millwall Fire Station
- Dockland Settlement
- The Other End of the Tunnel
- Wet, Wet, Wet
- Glen Terrace
- A View from a Balloon
- Lawn House
- The View from the Hill
- Women’s Work
- Now available: The Isle of Dogs During World War II
- Millwall Park
- (Almost) 1000 Years of the Isle of Dogs
- The Glass Bridge
- The Newty
- Father Kingdon: “A man of reassuring bulk, generally with an endearing smile”
- Potter’s Ferry
- The Lascars
- Greenwich Foot Tunnel
- Kingsbridge – A Picture Worth a Thousand Words
- The Lost Waters of Millwall
- The Medieval Road from Poplar High St to the Greenwich Ferry
- The Prince Alfred Public House
- London Bridge – Made on the Isle of Dogs
- The Cutty Sark in Millwall Docks
- Barnfield
- The Isle of Dogs is NOT Named After Royal Hunting Dogs
- Millwall Cutting
- SS Endurance
- Moderately Shameless Self-Promotion
- The West India Dock Tavern
- The Drunken Dock
- A Pictorial History of St. Luke’s Church, Millwall
- Island Pub Map
- From Millwall to the Kop
- Rigger and Painter – Dick Whyte
- The Walls
- Filmed on the Island
- Unveiling of Bullivant’s Wharf Plaque
- Poplarism aka The Poplar Rates Rebellion
- The Distress
- Millwall FC – The Millwall Year(s)
- For the Convenience of the Public
- S.V. Penang
- Hello, Hello, Hello, What’s All This Then?
- Island Prefabs
- The Quest for Queenie – The Voice of the Island
- Westwoods – From the Thames to the Indus
- “The General Tone of the Isle of Dogs is Purple”. Charles Booth’s Poverty Maps
- ‘Lead, Kindly Light’
- Dudgeon’s Wharf – You Couldn’t Make It Up
- Home Sweet, Defective Home
- The Tragedy at Bullivant’s Wharf
- False Quays, Norwegians, Bananas and Rubber Puppets
- Pickles and Pickets
- The Muddy
- The Call-On
- The Fall and Rise of the Isle of Dogs
- Island Gardens
- ‘It Was All a Bit of a Joke’
- Waterman’s Arms
DICTIONARY OF LOST EAST LONDON.
THE (OLD) ISLE OF DOGS FROM A TO Z
THE ISLE OF DOGS DURING WORLD WAR II
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