Georgian houses in Church Street, Isleworth riverside
Introduction
The photograph on this page of Georgian houses in Church Street, Isleworth riverside by Stefan Czapski as part of the Geograph project.
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Georgian houses in Church Street, Isleworth riverside
Image: © Stefan Czapski Taken: 10 Jan 2011
No uniformity about this row of Georgian houses. The one nearest the camera has Gothic details, the next along has fine wrought-iron work, Cheltenham style - and Ionic columns at second-floor level. The rather plain white-painted building at the far end of the row can also be seen in: Image In the right foreground, notice what appear to be steps built up from kerb-stones. This feature is in fact a very local flood-defence measure, intended to prevent flooding of these properties along Church Street. You go up the four steps, then down two to the footway on the other side.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.471296
Longitude
-0.320907