MJ Maccardini (trailerfullofpix)'s photos with the keyword: warehouse

Paddington Basin, Grand Union Canal.

Paddington Basin, Grand Union Canal.

Paddington Basin, Grand Union Canal.

From the footbridge over the Regent's Canal in Camden Town, with the Hampstead Road Lock, a Grade II listed double lock, below.

We were reminded that Guinness is good for you at every turn in the Cathedral Quarter. I think this is in Exchange Place or Warehouse Lane.

Warehouse, now offices and/or flats, in Long Lane, Bermondsey.

Another Bermondsey warehouse.

Morocco leather -- made from goatskin that was tanned to bring up its bird's eye pattern and dyed red -- was produced here. It was used in book binding.

London's leather making industry was located in Bermondsey from the early 1700s. www.lyons-family.co.uk/Lyons/bermondsey-history/Bermondsey-photos/bermondsey-leather.htm

At the top of Brick Lane, near the Boundary Estate. Originally posted to Guess Where London.

Ghostsign on the High Line. Something WAREHOUSES, INC. U.S. BONDED something else.

One of the former Lone Star Brewing buildings now used by the San Antonio Museum of Art. 200 West Jones Avenue, San Antonio, TX [?]

Mills Court, Shoreditch. See where this picture was taken. [?]

Just off Wolstenholme Square in the Ropewalks District. There are still tons of warehouses in the area, though they are no longer used for goods coming from or going to the docks. In the 18th century, the various suppliers to the shipbuilding industry were based here, including rope makers. The rope was measured by "walking" it down the narrow streets here, with different streets for the different lengths to which the rope was cut.

See where this picture was taken. [?]