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St Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey
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St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey. St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey. What is there to see? The first known record of a church on the site is from 1290. It is likely that there had been a church on the site for some time before, as the Priory had been built in 1082-1090. The new building was completed by 1690 and is essentially what is seen today, although a significant difference was the portico at the west end (on pillars, projecting into Bermondsey Street above the present pavement), above which was the school.
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Supporters | Bermondsey Neighbourhood Forum
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Steering Group Minutes @23/03/11. Steering Group Minutes @02/03/11. Steering Group Minutes @07/02/11. The Bermondsey Street Forum can only grow with the support of both individuals and organisations within the area. Whilst the Localism Act focuses on the residents of the area we are also seeking and working with the support of all organisations who live, work and play here. Groups who have already expressed support (in no particular alphabetic order) :. Bermondsey Central Hall and South London Mission.
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Bermondsey Photographs: About the photographs
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Denyer Associates, 1979/81. A World of Its Own - 1993. The strange tale of Cardinal Cap Alley. The Bermondsey Street Conservation Area (1971). Elephant and Castle and the Heygate. In the early 1980s I became aware of a French photographer, Eugene Atget. When I became aware of Bermondsey, in the early 1980s, I found it a very atmospheric place, decaying and derelict certainly, but very atmospheric and, with Atget's example in mind, I decided to make some images of the place. Who moved his etching studio t...
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Haddon Hall Baptist Church | C4T
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C4T is "Christians for Transformation in Bermondsey" -Churches and Organisations in Bermondsey and Rotherhithe working together for transformation in their community on many levels, including socially, physically and spiritually. The members of C4T aim to. Learn from each other, and other organisations in different areas of ministry, through personal sharing, training and other events, to strengthen personal and church effectiveness. Links to other C4T members can be found below:.
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Bermondsey Photographs: In the Printers Yard
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Denyer Associates, 1979/81. A World of Its Own - 1993. The strange tale of Cardinal Cap Alley. The Bermondsey Street Conservation Area (1971). Elephant and Castle and the Heygate. Friday, 19 October 2012. In the Printers Yard. West 180, Block K. ©Niall Connolly. Posted by niall connolly. Labels: 175 Bermondsey St. Sangorski Sutcliffe and Zaehnsdorf. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). London SE1 News and Forum. St Mary Magdalene's Church. Walking through Bermondsey and Rotherhithe. St Mary Magdalenes Chu...
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Bermondsey Photographs: Denyer Associates, 1979/81
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Denyer Associates, 1979/81. A World of Its Own - 1993. The strange tale of Cardinal Cap Alley. The Bermondsey Street Conservation Area (1971). Elephant and Castle and the Heygate. Denyer Associates, 1979/81. In the late 1970s, Bermondsey was in terminal decline. Caught between the flight of light industry away from London and the determination of a left-wing Council to retain light industry, buildings lay empty, rotting. Of the four diagrams, the 'Street and Alleyway Pattern' is the most interesting....
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Bermondsey Photographs: Tanner St, north side, west end
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Denyer Associates, 1979/81. A World of Its Own - 1993. The strange tale of Cardinal Cap Alley. The Bermondsey Street Conservation Area (1971). Elephant and Castle and the Heygate. Tuesday, 16 October 2012. Tanner St, north side, west end. In this way, Tanner St is recorded on the north side as far as Hatchers haulage yard and then there is a gap where Tanner House stands and then the drawings record the Turtle and Pearce building, leaving the elevations of Sarson's Vinegar Factory unrecorded. London SE1 ...
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tower Bridge Lost London Walk
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Lost Industry of Southwark. Tower Hill - Bermondsey Walk. Start the Walk on Tower Bridge. Tube to Tower Hill and walk with the Tower of London to your right and onto the Bridge. The Bridge was a triumph of Victorian Engineering as no bridge had ever been built downstream of the Roman London Bridge. It was opened in 1894 and designed by Sir Horace Jones and engineer John Wolfe-Barry. Although clad in stone (to match the Tower) it has a steel frame and is of the bascule. Type Walk to the South End. Centre ...
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The Fine Art of Framing
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58 Riley Road London SE1 3DG. Reform Club Pall Mall. Simon Hughes Constituency Office. Transport for London/Olympic Bid. The Arts Club Dover Street. The National Liberal Club. Worshipful Company of Insurers. Royal Armouries Tower of London. Royal College of Art. Fashion and Textile Museum. Studio of Zandra Rhodes. Told By an Idiot. Chartered Society of Designers. The Drawing Room London. Martyn Thompson Studio New York. Hill-Stone Incorporated New York. Paul Kasmin Gallery New York. The Print Room London.
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Bermondsey Photographs: Wider Southwark
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Denyer Associates, 1979/81. A World of Its Own - 1993. The strange tale of Cardinal Cap Alley. The Bermondsey Street Conservation Area (1971). Elephant and Castle and the Heygate. Wednesday, 7 May 2014. In the 1970s, the Heygate, and the nearby Aylesbury Estates were envisaged as places to house a broad cross section of the community. There were integrated shop units, laundries, public spaces and walkways in the sky, all of which should, in an ideal world, have created an ideal place to live. It is uncle...
