EAW000548 ENGLAND (1946). Marylebone Railway Station and Goods Shed and environs, Marylebone, 1946

The Harp pub, now called The Traders Inn.

Emmanuel Church closed on 27 October 1950 – repairs required were estimated at £6,000 – and the parish was divided between three adjoining churches, St Paul’s Rossmore Road, St Mark’s Hamilton Terrace and St Johns Wood Chapel. It was demolished in 1952

Duke of Clarence pub. Now converted into flats.

Site of school, destroyed by bomb in 1940. Photo shows the school on right, with damage from 2 previous bombs visible, a short time before it was hit.

Site of The Phoenix pub, destroyed by bomb in 1940

Power Station corner Orchardson St and Fisherton St

Lodge Road power station

Lodge Road bridge over the railway

6 Hall Road

Grove End Gardens

Gateway School

Railway Coal Yard

Duke of Clarence PH

Stanfield House

St Johns Wood Metropolitan Railway station. It had closed in 1939. The Grey building is the 1924 replacement for the original that stands hidden behind it, visible in this view. More here, http://www.disused-stations.org.uk/l/lords/index.shtml

Church Street

Grove Road Power Station

IMS milk bottling plant.

Barrel Filling Shed and Oil Storage Tanks belonging to The Southern Oil Company Ltd

Wharncliffe Gardens, a Great Central Railway housing estate.

Park Road A41

Wellington Road A41

St. John's Wood Road

Grove End Road

Lisson Grove

St John's Wood Church, 18/02/2014

Marylebone Railway Station

Shroton Street