Lombard Wharf
SW11, Thames Path, Lombard Wharf
The plaque is on the modern low gray wall to the left of our photo, facing to the right. This development opened up this section of the ...
The plaque is on the modern low gray wall to the left of our photo, facing to the right. This development opened up this section of the ...
An ornamental, architectural plaque, just above the archway and mainly hidden by the foliage, reads "Goldington Buildings, 1903". The fo...
An ornamental, architectural plaque, just above the archway and mainly hidden by the foliage, reads "Goldington Buildings, 1903". The fo...
On the floor above, directly above the plaque, is a statue of a lady struggling to preserve her modesty - probably not the statue that wa...
2024: This entire block is wrapped and scaffolded so don't expect to see these low rise buildings again. We've marked the plaque as lost...
From Islington Tribune, 2021: "Residents living nearby saved it six years ago when rumours spread it could be turned into “just another c...
Sir William Beveridge, 1879 - 1963, architect of the welfare state, lived here 1914 - 1921. English Heritage
The blue plaque can be seen in our photo to the right of the entrance. To see the large slate plaque you must walk into the alleyway, aro...
The blue plaque can be seen in our photo to the right of the entrance. To see the large slate plaque you must walk into the alleyway, aro...
Claimed to be the world's largest blue plaque - and we ain't arguing. Three of these names on the plaque are highlighted in yellow: Russ...