17 White Church Lane
upper storeys of about 1840, shop infilling a carriageway to a stable yard
17 White Church Lane
Contributed by Survey of London on June 20, 2016
The upper storeys were built around 1840 for Charles Marshall, a veterinary surgeon and farrier. There is first-floor blind arcading in a little-altered stock brick elevation. The shop below is infill of what was an open carriageway into the twentieth century. Stables to the rear were rebuilt for Marshall’s successors to incorporate a smithy.1
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Tower Hamlets Local History Library and Archives, P/WAH/1/10/2: District Surveyors Returns: Ordnance Survey map, 1873: Post Office Directories ↩
17 Whitechurch Lane in 2017
Contributed by Derek Kendall
11-19 Whitechurch Lane in 2017
Contributed by Derek Kendall