EAW022332 ENGLAND (1949). The Mayville Estate under construction, Mildmay Park and environs, Islington, 1949

Stoke Newington Common

Alconbury Road

Abney Park cemetary

Stephens department store

the Coliseum Cinema now demolished

Formerly the ABC cinema

Congreve House

Patmore House

Newington Green School

Smith & Sons (Anvil House)

The Greyhound 72 Balls Pond Road, N1 4AJ.

Walford Road.

The Prince Albert Public House, 33 Victorian Road. Demolished in the 1960s.

Rear of The Nevill Arms on the corner of Nevill Road and Osterley Road.

Walford Road Synagogue.

Shakespeare Tavern, 57 Allen Road, Stoke Newington N16. Later renamed "The Shakespeare" and still trading at the time of writing.

This shows on the map as The Prince of Wales, a Public House (PH), clearly 55 Wall Street. one of Three Prince of Wales pubs in N16. I cannot find any pic or references to this pub.

The Perseverance Public House.

The Mildmay Arms Public House.

The Edinburgh Public House. Still trading in 2022.

The Lady Mildmay Public House, at 29 Wolsey Road N16. After closure it's name was resurrected on the former Clarendon Hotel on the corner of Mildmay Park and Mildmay Road.

The Prince of Wales (PH). Demolished in 2007 after fire destroyed the building. It was carrying Courage branding in the 1970s.

The Clarenden Hotel (PH). In 2022 it is called the Lady Mildmay, taking the name of the former public house at 29 Wolsey Road.

The New Coach and Horses (PH).

The Army and Navy Public House.

The Woodman (BH). Still a Beer House not selling Spirits in the 1950s

The Arundel Arms (PH).

The Freemasons Tavern. This Charrington's Public House was demolished in 1959. It's address was 61 Howard Road N16.

The Ebor Arms.

The Howard Arms (PH).

You can just make out the roof of The Captain Cook, a Beer House, rather than a full Public house. It was on the corner of Shakespeare Walk and Howard Road.

The Castle (PH).

The Woodville (PH)

The Sutton Arms (PH).

St Jude's Church.

Rear of The Railway Tavern (PH).

The Radnor Arms (PH)

This grand looking building was "Dalston Synagogue" on Poets Road, it closed in 1967. Now a block of Council flats stands on the site.

"Stoke Newington Synagogue", it was actually in Dalston despite it's name, on Shacklewell Lane. Closed in 1976.

Mildmay Park station, it had closed in 1934. More about it here http://www.disused-stations.org.uk/m/mildmay_park/index.shtml

Matthias Road, N16

Albion Road, N16

Coronation Avenue, Stoke Newington Road, N16

Stoke Newington Road, N16

Kingsland High Street, E8

King Henrys Walk, N1

Balls Pond Road, N1

Mildmay Road, N1

Mildmay Park, N1

Newington Green Road, N1

Newington Green, N16