EPW005646 ENGLAND (1921). Factories and wharves alongside the Hackney Cut Navigation, Hackney Marsh, from the west, 1921

Great picture of the inn around the same time here: https://leabridge.org.uk/gazetteer/archaeology/white-house-inn.html

this became part of Lesneys Matchbox toys factory in the 1960s[??] and lasted the longest http://www.vintagebritishdiecasts.co.uk/factory.htm

In 1981 the GLC built a low rise estate here called Sherrys Wharf

White House Inn / pub http://pubshistory.com/LondonPubs/Hackney/WhiteHouse.shtml http://leabridge.org.uk/gazetteer/archaeology/white-house-inn.html

Daubeney School

Hackney East Marsh, a location completely devastated during the 2010-12 period, and beyond, beneath over a foot of hardcore and tarmac all for the sake of a coach/bus running depot for the Stratford Olympics. It was lamely referred to by many as the "Greenest Games ever". Will it ever be returned to the former 10 football pitches and 2 rugby ones?

Now the Lea Interchange junction and formerly? the highest point at which the River Lea was tidal.

This was to become the extension of Homerton Road to what is now the Lea Interchange junction

Fascinating to see this view of Hackney Marshes (left) and Marshgate Bridge (pinned) from this angle looking SE. All prior to the construction in the 1930's of major roads towards Leyton.