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This station is only a very short walk north from Forest Gate Station.
©Danny Robinson
Wanstead Park station and railway arches on the little-used Gospel Oak to Barking line. Occasionally a two-car dmu putters through, but not very predictably.
©John Davies
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©Stacey Harris
©Stacey Harris
©Stacey Harris
Its time to make a decision; Barking or Gospel Oak (with the possibility of maybe reaching Richmond or Kew) at Wanstead Park station.
©John Davies
Dist:0.1km<br/>One of five reliefs on the former "Eagle and Child" public house. A public house occupied this site for many years (recorded by Rocque in 1744), and was last rebuilt in 1896 or thereabouts. The public house closed a few years ago, and the ground floor is currently occupied by a pharmacist. The Buildings of England London Vol. 5: East suggests that the reliefs "must be later, perhaps of the 1920s when 'Brewer's Tudor' was in vogue."
©Julian Osley
Dist:0.1km<br/>One of five reliefs on the former "Eagle and Child" public house. A public house occupied this site for many years (recorded by Rocque in 1744), and was last rebuilt in 1896 or thereabouts. The public house closed a few years ago, and the ground floor is currently occupied by a pharmacist. The Buildings of England London Vol. 5: East suggests that the reliefs "must be later, perhaps of the 1920s when 'Brewer's Tudor' was in vogue."
©Julian Osley
Dist:0.1km<br/>One of five reliefs on the former "Eagle and Child" public house. A public house occupied this site for many years (recorded by Rocque in 1744), and was last rebuilt in 1896 or thereabouts. The public house closed a few years ago, and the ground floor is currently occupied by a pharmacist. The Buildings of England London Vol. 5: East suggests that the reliefs "must be later, perhaps of the 1920s when 'Brewer's Tudor' was in vogue."
©Julian Osley
Dist:0.1km<br/>One of five reliefs on the former "Eagle and Child" public house. A public house occupied this site for many years (recorded by Rocque in 1744), and was last rebuilt in 1896 or thereabouts. The public house closed a few years ago, and the ground floor is currently occupied by a pharmacist. The Buildings of England London Vol. 5: East suggests that the reliefs "must be later, perhaps of the 1920s when 'Brewer's Tudor' was in vogue."
©Julian Osley

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