1967 Photo of Tate & Lyle, showing the building and chimney. The large brick chimney is no longer there, but there are two tall and thin metal chimney's, with outer spiral stairs and navigation lights on top for the airport. Tate & Lyle was bought by American Sugar Refining Inc in 2010. Also shown Silvertown Station.
View of the Clock Mill circa 1960s.
West Ham United's victory cavalcade at East Ham Town Hall following their FA cup win over Preston North End.
Small brass replica of the plate that would have been on the side of the West Ham steam locomotive in the 1960s. They would have been sold to many railway enthusiasts.
From Newham Heritage & Archives collection
Street-level photo taken from Woodgrange Road in May 1967, before the station was rationalized and the booking hall replaced. The wooden structures were painted BR green and cream. It is now an unstaffed station, with a set of steel stairs to platform level. None of the original structures exist.
From Newham Heritage & Archives collection (Stratford)
King George V Dock was the newest of the 'Royal' group, opened in 1921 by the Port of London Authority.
High Street North Manor Park E12. 333 Aquarium Supplies, 335 Kareer's Estate Agents, and 337 Andy's Fish Restaurant. Photo November 1975.
From Newham Heritage & Archives collection (Stratford)
The Laundromat on the corner of High Street South and Poulett Road East Ham. The prices on the window are in shillings and pence (old) pre- decimal money. Photo 1965.
From Newham Heritage & Archives collection (Stratford)
Boarded shops at the corner of High Street South and Market Street, East Ham. No37 was Crescent Garage's accessory shop. Their petrol garage was across the road at 56- 58 High Street South. Photo November 1966.
From Heritage & Archives collection (Stratford)
Crescent Garage (Shell) High Street South, East Ham had a swing arm petrol pump to fill up at the roadside. This was directly next to the houses. I doubt if this would be allowed today because of health and safety concerns. Photo November 1966.
From Newham Heritage & Archives collection (Stratford)