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Water reservoir, Lang rabbie (guest) wrote 16 years ago:

The first reservoir at Streatham Hill was constructed by the Lambeth Waterworks company in 1832. There have been various subsequent expansions of the reservoir. The reservoir has always been covered, and in aerial photos appears as open space becaause of the grass now growing on top. The reservoir is surrounded by a brick wall topped with broken glass to prevent intruders. The internal structure of the reservoir consists of transverse walls made of double brick arches forming "O" shapes. During a rare emptying of the reservoir for maintenance, the local MP, Keith Hill - whose home is very close nearby - was admitted for a photo opportunity inside the structure.

Harmony Massage & Acupuncture, junlalingmail.com (guest) wrote 16 years ago:

hello po, musta na po kayo -- jun lalin

Guildhall School of Music and Drama, musician (guest) wrote 16 years ago:

wonderfull place

Anglian College, anyaupane (guest) wrote 16 years ago:

Dear sirs! Anglian College London's address is 18-36 Wellington Street, Woolwich, London SE18 6PF. The current Wikimapia is slightly incorrect in that the College is actually the front building withing the square. The square is right but it is the big front building along Wellington Street - the other buildings are something else. Thank you for the corrections and you could approve it too.

Old Barnes Cemetery, Lauralou (guest) wrote 16 years ago:

I have lived in Barnes my whole life and have just discovered the hidden cemetery, I agree with you and would definitely take part in helping it return to a place that can be properly appreciated...

Bernard House, DonEsslemont wrote 16 years ago:

What kind of place is this?

Hanover Gate Mansions, tony (guest) wrote 16 years ago:

Actor, Jack Warner OBE (1895-1981) best known for playing George Dixon in the TV series Dixon of Dock Green and for a number of films lived at Hanover Gate Mansions in 1952

15 Milton Park, Highgate, London, ????????????????????????? (guest) wrote 16 years ago:

thanks

Peterborough Court, Goldman Sucks (guest) wrote 16 years ago:

Goldman Sucks

Crossness Sewage Treatment Works, DonEsslemont wrote 16 years ago:

The outline may not cover the whole area of the Works. Please correct it if necessary.

Beach, dirtybeach (guest) wrote 16 years ago:

Our sand sculpting site is called dirtybeach.tv

Railway Workshops, Geoff (guest) wrote 16 years ago:

The aviation connection is solely with Newhaven, and the building is listed (I think) because of it. Land to SW is site of Wimbledon West (marshalling) Yard & pre-dates the Wright Bros. Some of the tracks still visible in places, closed in.....early 70's?

Ismaili Centre, osama (guest) wrote 16 years ago:

i hope bin laden ,,, would distory it ASAP

Leytonstone Skatepark, Roydon (guest) wrote 16 years ago:

Hey man anyone know how to get there

Tower Hamlets College, LoOoly (guest) wrote 16 years ago:

my college =D

Poplar, LoOoly (guest) wrote 16 years ago:

this is where my college is =D

B&Q, Teresa wrote 16 years ago:

This is not a site by B&Q. If you have any complain, take it to the shop in concern. This is a web site by Wikimapia and the location is tagged by users.

305 Hoe Street, ZacharyKent wrote 16 years ago:

Hmm? may I ask what is so special about this house? a bit more description would have been better.

Lord's Cricket Ground, arup wrote 16 years ago:

SOURAV GANGULY RULES HERE

Sawyers Arms, ionathan_la coruña (guest) wrote 16 years ago:

the best beer in sawyers arms.tiene la mejor camarera de todo inglaterra.es un buen sitio para ir a tomar unas cuantas cervecitas y pasar un rato bastante agradable con toda clase de gente Un saludo desde la coruña

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