Greenhithe: High Street
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Greenhithe: High Street
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 2 Mar 2008
Greenhithe High Street contains a truly diverse range of buildings, from old to modern, and three different styles are shown here. The attractive building in rough and knapped flint with brick facings is presumably a former chapel converted into a residence. The white building has suggestions of a jettied front and may be older than the flint building while the last building is a single pair of semi-detached houses with very large semi-circular bay windows.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.452645
Longitude
0.282635