Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: mile end road

grotesque dolphin masks on keystones proclaim the maritime links of the inmates of these mile end rd. almshouses in the east end of London, built in 1695 for the masters and commanders of ships and their widows, under the aegis of trinity house

ship models carved with marble hulls and metal masts and rigging top the gable ends on mile end rd. of theses almshouses funded via trinity house, built in 1695. some of the ships have lions as figureheads, this has a fishtailed sea horse

ship models carved with marble hulls and metal masts and rigging top the gable ends on mile end rd. of theses almshouses funded via trinity house, built in 1695. some of the ships have lions as figureheads, this has a fishtailed sea horse

ship models carved with marble hulls and metal masts and rigging top the gable ends on mile end rd. of theses almshouses funded via trinity house, built in 1695. this ship has a lion as a figurehead, some have fishtailed sea horses

cartouche outside the 1695 almshouses built by trinity house for the masters and commanders of ships, and their widows, on mile end rd. not far from the docks of east london. the plaque proclaims the gift of the land by capt. henry mudd and his relict, from rattcliff, just down the road

ship models carved with marble hulls and metal masts and rigging top the gable ends on mile end rd. of theses almshouses funded via trinity house, built in 1695. some of the ships have lions as figureheads, others fishtailed sea horses

front of one wing of the almshouses, built 1695, with donor cartouche, grotesque keystones, and some of the carved ships that proclaimed the old mariners' homes within.

The chapel of the almshouses of trinity hospital, founded by trinity house in 1695 for masters and commanders of ships, and their widows, a baroque oasis at the whitechapel end of mile end road. The chapel was gutted in the war, and statues have recently been removed from the front quadrangle. the crowned lion head guards the arms of william 3.