Wooden buildings, Enfield Town
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Wooden buildings, Enfield Town
Image: © Christine Matthews Taken: 24 Aug 2008
Old wooden clapboard buildings in the centre of Enfield Town. The road used to run along here, but this area has now been pedestrianised giving a bigger walkway. The wooden building on the corner was a carpet shop for a long time, then a Woolwich Building Society. It is now a money shop. William Hill is in the smaller building next door. However, it is obvious that originally these buildings were houses. The building with the inverted v shapes is the George public houses, how called the Goose at the George. On the corner, the tall building is the NatWest Bank, originally a branch of Westminster Bank.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.651877
Longitude
-0.081358