Author: brian
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1. The Ivory House, St Katherines Dock, Tower Hamlets, London Ivory House, centre of the illustrious Victorian ivory trade. Notes:
2. Pirates Execution Dock, Off Wapping High Street, Wapping, London The Pirates Execution Dock where Captain Kidd was drowned. Notes:
3. Prospect of Whitby, 57 Wapping Wall Dating from 1520, one of the most famous pubs in London Notes:
4. Wapping Food Power Station, Wapping Hydraulic Power Station, Wapping Wall Eat in this power station converted to restaurant. Notes:
5. Tower Hill, Nr Tower Hill Tube Station Many famous people were executed here. Notes:
6. St Katherine's Dock Marina, Off Smithfield Thomas Telford constructed this dock back in 1828 Notes:
7. Wapping Pier Head, Off Wapping High Street Designed by John Rennie in 1805 Notes:
8. Wapping Old Stairs, Nr Wapping high Street Stairs with a gruesome history - What a whopper!
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9. St John's Churchyard, Nr Wapping Gardens This was the churchyard of St John's Wapping Notes:
10. River Police Boatyard, Nr Wapping Rose Garden Home to the worlds first uniformed police force Notes:
11. Captain Kidd Public House, Off Wapping Rose Garden Home to a drink and a famous Pirate Notes:
12. Wapping Station, Nr Wapping Rose Garden An Engineering breakthrough by Marc Brunel since 1824 Notes:
13. Shadwell Basin, Off Glamis Road The last operating hydraulic pumping station in the world? Notes:
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