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Bridge Over Rotherhithe New Road (C) Martin Addison
This disused railway bridge carried the Bricklayers Arms branch of the South Eastern Railway across the road. Bricklayers Arms was one of the largest engine shed and goods yard facilities in London, covering 26 acres of land. The line was constructed in 1833-34 and remained in use until 1981 when the goods yards finally closed. The bridge remains in place but the extensive yards and shed areas have been redeveloped into housing estates. On the right, the station sign for South Bermondsey indicates footpath access to the station.
This disused railway bridge carried the Bricklayers Arms branch of the South Eastern Railway across the road. Bricklayers Arms was one of the largest engine shed and goods yard facilities in London, covering 26 acres of land. The line was constructed in 1833-34 and remained in use until 1981 when the goods yards finally closed. The bridge remains in place but the extensive yards and shed areas have been redeveloped into housing estates. On the right, the station sign for South Bermondsey indicates footpath access to the station.
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Rotherhithe New Road (C) Martin Addison
Pedestrians use a pelican crossing in the shadow of Westlake House. The building has an industrial appearance rather than looking like homes.
Pedestrians use a pelican crossing in the shadow of Westlake House. The building has an industrial appearance rather than looking like homes.
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