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View from the southern end. On the right is the London Outreach Centre; "John 3:16 For God so loved the world". Surrey Quays underground station is a couple of hundred yards to the north.
©Philip Talmage
Whelan's Free House is at 11, Rotherhithe Old Road, near Surrey Quays Underground station.
©Philip Talmage
Surrey Quays is on the East London Line in Rotherhithe near Surrey Quays Shopping Centre and Southwark Park. The next station to the north is Canada Water, and to the south it splits into two branches, which lead to the southern termini, New Cross Gate and New Cross. The East London Line Project is planned to extend and upgrade the existing line, converting it into a new metro-style (National Rail) train service, with services that will ultimately extend North to Highbury & Islington, South to West Croydon and West to Clapham Junction.
©Philip Talmage
The SELCHP (South East London Combined Heat and Power) plant incinerates refuse from several London Boroughs and generates power from it.
©Stephen Craven
A family funfair run alongside an open-air rock concert in Southwark Park.
©Stephen Craven
Surrey Quays is a strange station, half of it being beneath a road bridge. Here an East London line train is seen just after departing for Whitechapel.
©Dr Neil Clifton
Someone has made a laudable attempt to brighten up this old station, which is half-covered by a road bridge, by painting the pillars orange, red and white.
©Dr Neil Clifton
The neat buildings of Surrey Quays station stand in the angle of Lower Road and Rotherhithe Old Road, Southwark.
©Dr Neil Clifton
The bleak South Bermondsey station, photographed from a train between New Cross Gate and London Bridge. This station is still open in 2007, but the lines which pass beneath the girder bridge, which went to the Bricklayer's Arms goods depot, have long gone.
©Dr Neil Clifton
In 1979 the landscape of south-east London was changing fast as old industrial premises were being demolished to make way for new decelopment. In this picture the old South Metroploitan gas works can be seen in the right background, while the building being demolished will make way for a new football ground for Millwall FC to replace their old ground at Coldblow Lane, not far away.
©Dr Neil Clifton
Dist:1.0km north<br/>A plaque on this school says it was founded by Peter Hill and Robert Bell in 1613, Charity School instituted 1742, removed here 1797. The building is across St Marychurch Street from the church.
©David Hawgood
Dist:1.0km north<br/>Taken from the church yard. Church built in 1715, paid for by the seamen and watermen of the parish, to replace a crumbling mediaeval church. The Mayflower sailed from Rotherhithe in 1620, and the Master, Captain Jones, is buried in the churchyard.
©David Hawgood
Dist:1.0km east<br/>
©Mark Dunn
Dist:1.0km south<br/>
©Philip Talmage
Dist:1.0km west<br/>Looking north east.
©Philip Talmage

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