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Ladbroke Grove, LONDON, W10 5AB

Canal Way is a short cul-de-sac running between the gas works and the bridge that carries Ladbroke Grove over the canal, and is now the site of a large supermarket. Canal Way may have had more importance formerly as access to the gas works: the sign seems to show a canal boat, perhaps carrying coal, drawn up by the bank.

Looking down the dead-end road with the twin towers of St. John's Church just visible on the other side of Harrow Road.

A very artistic frontage to this workshop on Harrow Road. The three doors incorporated in the painting have street numbers, letter boxes and bell pushes or door knockers so presumably they are still the access for the flats upstairs? Also, and you'll have to take my word for it on this size picture, if you zoom onto the paper below the three faces, it says "Diploma. Whats My Line Noreen Hannington beat the panel on Sunday 5th May 1985" What's my Line was a TV show where you had to guess people's jobs. Presumably they didn't guess Noreen's. Tyres and Wheels and Panel Beating. All under one roof.

Seen from the raised towpath of the Grand Union Canal's Paddington Branch.

Estate Boundary Marker - Kensall Green Cemetery by the B450, in parish of Kensington (Kensington and Chelsea District), Ladbroke Grove W10, Northeast boundary wall high up. Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: MX_KGC01em

These pleasant buildings are set back from the Harrow Road. Photo from canal towpath by Ladbroke Grove. The Italianate villa was built by 1835. In 2003 Virgin Records sold this and Portobello Dock to, and leased them back from, Derwent Valley Holdings. Their website http://www.derwentvalley.co.uk/LATEST_NEWS/151203/151203.htm says: "The waterfront complex, which comprises five office buildings totalling approximately 49,338 ft2 (4,584 m2) with 105 surface car parking spaces, is situated on two sites on either side of the Grand Union Canal. They are linked by a footbridge and together total 1.8 acres."

View from Ladbroke Grove bridge over the Grand Union canal. These are permanent moorings, and the residents have developed gardens by their boats. Kensal Green Cemetery is behind the wall on the right. The grey building on the left is a Sainsbury's supermarket, with gas holders beyond.

Located at 742 Harrow Road (A404), this TE has the Royal coat of arms carved above its front entrance and a KX100 Plus telephone box to its right. The parking area for the BT Openreach vans can be seen to the right of the photo. This TE now has 0208-960,964,968 and 969 xxxx numbers plus some other Outer London numbers, and its postcode is W10 4NB.

Looking east. Ladbroke Grove is a busy urban road, running north from Kensington to Kensal Green.

Some pigeons waiting for someone to feed them along the Grand Union Canal off of Ladbroke Grove.