EAW028502 ENGLAND (1950). Works off York Way including The Patent Steam Carpet Beating Co Ltd, Islington, 1950. This image was marked by Aerofilms Ltd for photo editing.

Site of the former platforms of the long closed (1917) Maiden Lane Station.

The Albion, a Wenlock Brewery public House, now closed and in residential use.

The New Market Inn, a Whitbread House at the time of picture.

The New Copenhagen, a Truman's house, now closed.

The Butchers Arms, this Courage Pub has been closed for a while, and converted to residential use.

Former Maiden Lane Station building/ticket hall. It had closed on 1st January 1917.

Fortune of War Public House (Watney's Ales). Long since demolished ad redeveloped.

York Way

Caledonian Market, Market Road, N7 (Metropolitan Cattle Market & General Market) Public Houses on each corner (4 Pubs) North Road: The Lamb on North East Corner The Lion on North West Corner Market Road: The Black Bull on South West Corner The White Horse on South East Corner

Blundell Street, N7

Brandon Road, N7

The Lamb Public House, North Road, N7

The Lion Public House, North Road, N7

Brewery Road, N7

York Way, N1

Market Road, N7

Black Bull Public House, Market Road, N7

Agar Grove, NW1

York Way, N7

Caledonian Market, Market Road, N7 (Cattle & General)

Metropolitan Cattle Market.

This area was Known as Belle Isle before the railways came.