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Parish Boundary Marker in the parish of Stepney (Tower Hamlets District), Meath Gardens E2, Southern boundary of park, reset with 2 BG stones in brick circle. Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: MX_MEOT02pb.

Parish Boundary Marker in parish of Bethnal Green (Tower Hamlets District), Meath Gardens E2, Southern boundary of park, reset with 2 BG stones in brick circle. Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: MX_SMBG04pb

Parish Boundary Marker in parish of Bethnal Green (Tower Hamlets District), Meath Gardens E2, Southern boundary of park, reset with 2 BG stones in brick circle. Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: MX_SMBG03pb

Once a common sight on London's waterways from the Surrey Docks to Edmonton, these overhanging timber sheds await development. [Edit] Demolished mid 2007

Looking south-southwest.

I thought I'd just pass the time away whilst I had a spare moment after my lunch break taking a walk around the campus of Queen Mary and taking some "behind-the-scenes" photos. If you walk all the way up the Regents Canal path adjacent to the student residences at Queen Mary to the GER bridge and look left, you get a view of these brick arches carrying the railway as well as a small green, leading to the bins for the nearby halls of residence and a small car park beyond. This is actually as far as you can go into the top-left hand corner of this square (on this side of the railway, anyway). Not the most exciting of views, but an interesting one all the same. View taken looking north-northeast towards Globe Town on the other side of the railway.

Former cemetery, now open space with children's centre and playground. http://www.londongardensonline.org.uk/gardens-online-record.asp?ID=THM028

Looking northwest. A Liverpool Street-Shenfield train can be seen crossing the bridge over the Regent's Canal in the middle distance, whilst Sir Christopher France House (turquoise building, one of Queen Mary University of London's student residence blocks) can be seen to the left.

I've just started my first year of studying at Queen Mary University as an undergraduate, so as a little celebration I thought I'd upload some pictures of Regent's Canal, which flows behind the halls of residence just to the right of the main entrance from Mile End Road. This is the view looking north-northwest along the canal towards Hackney. The Great Eastern Railway between Stratford and Liverpool Street crosses the canal on a small bridge in the background just behind the turquoise residences building.

This is the Queens Building, the oldest building in Queen Mary University, constructed in the 1930s after the original building caught fire in 1931. It was then known as St Helen's Terrace, a row of six houses neighbouring the original site of the Queens Building. View taken looking across the car park from the 'student village'.