Chadwell Heath: Tudor Parade
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Chadwell Heath: Tudor Parade
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 30 Nov 2007
During the 1930s the idea of constructing homes and shops in a half-timbered Tudor style was much in vogue. Here's a classic example of a line of shops in that style, Tudor Parade on the south side of the High Road in Chadwell Heath, built c 1938. Woolworths is prominent and the Post Office can just be seen at the far left end.
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Image Location
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51.570604
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0.131243