EAW035320 ENGLAND (1951). Market Square, Ricardo Street and environs, Poplar, 1951. This image has been produced from a print marked by Aerofilms Ltd for photo editing.

Market House Tavern at 7 Ricardo Street, in the centre of Randalls Market which ran north-south between Grundy Street to the south and Market Street to the north.

Offices of the Guardians of Poplar Union workhouse

Heckford House

Prince Of Wales, a Beer House, replace for the Festival of Britain in in 1951. Originally 61 Chrisp Street, the replacement was number 55, it was still open as "Callaghans" at the time of Writing.

The Young Prince, a Whitbread Public House, replace in the 1960s by a modern building, that closed in the late 2000s.

Duke of Clarence, Public House. Long demolished.

The East London Stores (28 Chrisp Street), was a Taylor Walker Beer House. It was demolished in the 1950s.

This was the Site of the Grundy Arms, A Truman House. It was still open in 1947.

The Enterprise, was a Beer House at 69 Grundy Street, corner of Kerbey Street when Grundy Street ran on beyond here to Crisp Street, all long Demolished. The Festival Inn is on a similar spot to the Enterprise.

Ricardo Street

The Africa Tavern pub

The monogram above the front door on this bank building at 660 East India Dock Road says "LJSB" -- the London Joint Stock Bank.

Manor Arms pub

Pigott Street

Prefabs on Stainsby Road

Chrisp Street

Grundy Street

Canton Street

Hale Street

East India Dock Road

St Anne's Limehouse

Burcham Street. Was Stock Street on an 1885 map.