My first local when I was 16/17 was ‘The Three Blackbirds’ in Leyton High Road, sadly no longer there ☹️

The Three Blackbirds public house Leyton high road Leyton 1876 - Walthamstow in pictures facebook

Three Blackbirds Pub, High Road #Leyton, #Leyton, 1876 before rebuilding and in 1878 after rebuilding. The following images are of 1989, and of how the site looks today. #RIP

steam boilers from steam ship in basement of haggerston pool

Haggerston Pool Whiston Road Hackney boiler room coal store 1986

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ST.JOHN AT HACKNEY Old Church 1750 St John's Church east end looking west, from the Church Field. Shows vicarage. Engraving pub S.Woodborn 1807, but view is mid 18thc. Date c.1750. looking from where McDonalds is now

ST. MATTHIAS CHURCH, Vicarage. Wordsworth Road. 1865 St. Matthias Parsonage House, Wordsworth Road, Stoke Newington. South elevation from garden, looking north.Photograph, 1865.

LOWER CLAPTON ROAD, 1898. east side, showing St. John's Rectory [ in use as Y.M.C.A. building] and to entrance to churchyard, north of Tower. Postcard rebuilt as Hackney Police Station now in use as a Free school?

STAMFORD HILL YMCA BUILDING. 1909 Upper Clapton Hackney

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W.HUTCHINSON.c1895.Fishmongers STOKE NEWINGTON.35,Allen Road.

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RT @geggly: Happy days of Leyton youth fade and die as Three Blackbirds pub demolished after 313 years in existence

Three Blackbirds pub 640 High Road, #Leyton E10 This pub was present by 1705, was rebuilt in 1878 and closed in 2007. The Three Blackbirds, Leyton was mentioned in the History of Leyton in 1711 and a delivery in 1950's