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The coolest building frontage in London?

Post author By Ray
Post date 29th July 2007
1 Comment on The coolest building frontage in London?

I’d like to live in this building.

I took these photos on my wander round Walthamstow the other day, but I’m not the first person to have spotted it. It’s on Edward Road, at the bottom of the market, near the marshes, and is abandoned.

One reply on “The coolest building frontage in London?”

That is a beautiful site for sure. There are many pictures of that ilk on this site:

http://www.breweryhistory.com/Defunct/DefunctIndex.htm

I need to get out and about in my neighbourhood and take some photos like those

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