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ISBN
9781838860202

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Amber Books LTD
ISBN-10
1838860207
ISBN-13
9781838860202
eBay Product ID (ePID)
13050397807

Product Key Features

Book Title
Abandoned London : Discover the Hidden Secrets of the City in Photographs
Number of Pages
224 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2021
Topic
Buildings / Public, Commercial & Industrial, Subjects & Themes / Architectural & Industrial, General, History / General
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Architecture, Photography
Author
Katie Wignall
Book Series
Abandoned Ser.
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
0.8 in
Item Weight
47.7 Oz
Item Length
11.9 in
Item Width
9.2 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23
Dewey Decimal
779.4421
Table Of Content
Contents includes: Introduction Industry, Factories and Offices Crossness Pumping Station, Crossness Sewage Treatment Works Lots Power Station, Chelsea Sailmaker's Factory, Limehouse East German Trade Union Federation Building, West Hendon Great Eastern Street, Shoreditch Hammersmith Police Station Abbey Mills Pumping Station, West Ham Tay Wharf, Silvertown Lovell's Wharf, Greenwich The Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company, Leamouth Wharf Millennium Mills, Silvertown Young & Co Brewery, Wandsworth 'Stompie' (Former Soviet T-34/85 Tank) Slade Green, DA8 - ZS1 World War II Heavy Anti-aircraft Battery Transport Aldwych Tube Station York Road Tube Station Down Street Tube Station Euston Station's passenger tunnels South Kentish Town Tube Station Kingsway Tram Underpass Barking, abandoned railway rolling stock Highgate Overground Station North End Tube Station Camden's horse tunnels Royal Iris ferry, Woolwich Public Spaces Asylum Chapel, Peckham Royal London Hospital, Whitechapel Haggerston Public Baths, Hackney Ladywell Baths, Lewisham Crystal Palace Subway Carnegie Library, Lambeth Clapham Deep Level World War II Shelters Asylum Chapel, Peckham Archway Methodist Central Hall St Dunstan's in the East, City of London National Temperance Hospital Shops and Retail Commercial Road Great Eastern Road Museum Street Old Kent Road Oriental City, Colindale Spitalfields Crypt Trust Moorgate Smithfield Market Edmund Martin, Lindsey Street Old Curiosity Shop Pubs, Cafes and Restaurants Old Rose, Wapping The Black Horse, Camden The Crown, Pimlico Simon the Tanner, London Bridge The Victoria, Woolwich Rd Tea Rooms, Museum Street Blue Mountain, Forest Hill Residential Property Mansions, Bishop's Avenue Clarges Mews, Mayfair Heygate Estate, Walworth St Mary's Lodge, Lordship Road, Stoke Newington New Cross St Wingate House, 51 Warton Road, Stratford Sport and Leisure Cineworld, Hammersmith Savoy Cinema, Burnt Oak Shepherd's Bush Cinematograph Theatre Regal Cinema Highams Park London Pleasure Gardens Ealing Empire Cinema Streatham Leisure Centre Morden Park Sports Centre Leyton Stadium Loot Stadium, Hendon
Synopsis
With 150 outstanding color photographs, Abandoned London presents a poignant pictorial exploration of the English capital--from forgotten railways lines and underpasses to lost industrial places, movie theaters, churches, and cemeteries. London is both a bright, modern city with soaring skyscrapers as well as a metropolis hundreds of years old--and, despite its gleaming surface, there is another side to the city, one of secrets, dilapidation, and mystery. Wander through disused stations on the Underground; immense, ornate Victorian sewers and waterworks; crumbling but beautiful Art Deco cinemas and empty swimming pools; bombed-out churches and eerie docklands; and ruined mansions and overgrown cemeteries, all haunting relics from a time gone by. Arranged thematically from transport and industry to residential and recreational, these entries cover both the modern city and the historical metropolis. Includes: - South Kentish Underground Station, closed in 1927 - Camden's horse tunnels - Great Eastern Street, once a place of light industries, now finally being revived - Museum Street, Bloomsbury, with its shuttered shops - Crystal Palace Underpass, built to accommodate Victorian visitors on their way to the Crystal Palace exhibition - Sailmaker's Factory, Limehouse - Strand Union Workhouse - St Mary's Lodge, Lordship Road, Stoke Newington - Mansions, Bishop's Avenue - The First Class Swimming Pool Hall - Ladywell Play Tower - Regal Cinema Highams Park - Archway Methodist Central Hall - Highgate West Cemetery - Ruins of a Victorian Folly, Sydenham Hill Woods, From the disused stations on the Underground to the immense, ornate Victorian sewers and waterworks, from crumbling but beautiful Art Deco cinemas and empty swimming pools to ruined mansions and overgrown cemeteries, Abandoned London celebrates haunting relics from a time gone by., 200 superb colour photographs from the medieval city to the Victorian era to the modern metropolis Expert captions explain the fascinating stories behind each entry Wide selection of transport, commercial, residential and industrial places
LC Classification Number
TR659

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