Poplar Town Hall in Newby Place
Poplar Town Hall in Newby Place
Record No
98917
Title
Poplar Town Hall in Newby Place
Description
Front elevation of Poplar Town Hall, Newby Place, Poplar. Built in 1870-71, the building features French and Italian Renaissance-style decoration. The building was set alight by incendiary bombs during the large-scale air raid on 7 September 1940. As the raid occurred on a Saturday afternoon, the building was empty and securely locked, and so the spread of the flames could not be checked. It was so badly damaged by the fire that the ruins were later demolished; a block of flats now stands on its site.
Date of execution
1890
Section
The London Archives
Collection
LCC Photograph Library
Medium
photograph
Catalogue No
SC_PHL_01_292_WN2071
London picture map location
Exact
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