Vauxhall Grove, Vauxhall, Lambeth, 1989
Within the Nineteen Eighties, Peter Marshall was south of the River Thames taking images in central London’s Vauxhall.
Marshall consists of views of the now erased 9 Elms Chilly Retailer, the large, windowless Lubyanka that stood from 1964 to 1999. Billed at its opening as “Europe’s most trendy chilly retailer”, the 2 million cubic ft of storage may maintain greater than 16,000 tons of meals. When the butter moved out in 1979, the place turned a homosexual cruising floor, a recording studio and, as legend has it, a venue for satan worship. It was demolished within the 90s for the execrable St George Wharf.
Window show, Kennington Lane, 1989
Bicycle, Store, Kennington Lane, 1989
Group Library, Bonnington Sq., 1989,
Kennington Lane, 1989,
Bonnington Sq., Vauxhall, Lambeth, 1989
Constructed within the 1870s for railway employees it was compulsorily buy by the GLC who meant to demolish it and construct a college. However one resident took authorized motion to stop the demolition because the properties have been emptied, and squatters moved in to occupy the entire space, establishing a restaurant, store and bars and a group backyard. They shaped a housing co-op and negotiated a lease and in 1998 have been in a position to purchase the buildings from Lambeth Council. Numerous festivals came about within the sq..
Don’t Panic, St Agnes’s Place, Vauxhall, Lambeth, 1984
Don’t Panic!’ is sweet recommendation, although not all the time simple to observe. It maybe was helpful to the residents of the road when Lambeth Council have been making an attempt to evict them. That they had made their first try in 1977 however have been solely actually succesful in 2005.
‘SCHOOLS ARE PRISONS’, Langley Lane, 1989
9 Elms Chilly Retailer, Brunswick Home, Wandsworth Rd, 9 Elms, Lambeth, 1989
In-built 1964 on a website the place the South Metropolitan Fuel Works had closed in 1956 to carry round 2 million cubic ft of frozen meals, with a 90ft jetty for barges on the Thames, rail throughout the highway and huge lorries. Closed in 1979 it stood largely empty for round 20 years earlier than demolition. Changed from 2003 by the moderately much less enticing St George Wharf improvement of expenisve flats with the 590 ft St Georges Tower, clearly in lots of respects a planning error.
The Royal Vauxhall Tavern, Goding St, Vauxhall, Lambeth, 1986
The Royal Vauxhall Tavern on Goding St was inbuilt 1860-62 and is South London’s oldest surviving homosexual venue, Grade II listed in 2015 for its significance in LGBTQ group historical past.
Caravans, Lambeth. 1982
Locking Piece, Henry Moore, sculpture, Vauxhall Bridge, Vauxhall, from Millbank, Westminster, 1987
Graffiti, Kennington, Lambeth. 1982
Boys climbing over wall, Kennington, 1982
At left is the railway line from Vauxhall to Waterloo. I took a number of footage of those boys, who, as my mom would have mentioned, have been clearly as much as no good. This was both on Tinworth St or Black Prince Street, each of which have modified significantly.
Mural, Vauxhall Metropolis Farm, Vauxhall, Lambeth. 1980
Legalise Freedom?, St Agnes’s Place, Vauxhall, Lambeth, 1984
Duck pond, Vauxhall Metropolis Farm, Vauxhall, Lambeth. 1980
Hollydale Laundry, Vauxhall St, Vauxhall, Lambeth, 1984
Harleyford Rd, Vauxhall, Lambeth, 1989
Kennington Lane, Vauxhall, Lambeth 86
9 Elms Chilly Retailer, RIver Thames, 9 Elms, Vauxhall, Pimlico, Westminster, 1987
Graffiti, Kennington Lane, Harleyford Rd, Vauxhall, Lambeth, 1989, 89c7-04-52
Vauxhall St, Kennington, Lambeth, 1989
Outlets, Kennington Lane, Vauxhall, Lambeth, 1989
The Elephant And Fortress, pub, South Lambeth Place, Vauxhall, Lambeth, 1989
Bonnington Sq., Vauxhall, Lambeth, 1989
Constructed within the 1870s for railway employees it was compulsorily buy by the GLC who meant to demolish it and construct a college. However one resident took authorized motion to stop the demolition because the properties have been emptied, and squatters moved in to occupy the entire space, establishing a restaurant, store and bars and a group backyard. They shaped a housing co-op and negotiated a lease and in 1998 have been in a position to purchase the buildings from Lambeth Council. Numerous festivals came about within the sq..
Bonnington Sq., Vauxhall, Lambeth, 1989
Store, Kennington Lane, Vauxhall, Lambeth, 1989, 89e06-63
Builders Arms, pub, Wyvil Rd, Vauxhall, Lambeth 1989
Later referred to as The Vauxhall Griffin and now the Griffin Belle Vauxhall.
Graffiti, Kennington Lane, Harleyford Rd, Vauxhall, 1989
Textual content on Wall, St Agnes’s Place, Vauxhall, Lambeth, 1984
Textual content on Wall, St Agnes’s Place, Vauxhall, Lambeth, 1984
“If Cats and Canines
Birds and Bees
Flying Issues and
Creeping Issues
Issues In The Sea
And All Creatures
Might Communicate They Would
Inform You Man You Is The Solely Beast
Right here Dwell The Two
Olive Bushes And The
Two Candlesticks
Standing Earlier than
The Most Excessive
Of The Earth
Woe Unto The
Beast That Hurt Them Woe
Haile Selassie I
I Am The Phrase”
St. Agnes Place, Kennington, SE11 was occupied by varied Rastafarian teams for over 30 years. First squatted in 1969, it turned the longest frequently squatted avenue in London it was lastly cleared of most residents in 2005, however the Rastafri temple remained for an additional 18 months.
Pedlars Park, Vauxhall Stroll, Vauxhall, Lambeth, 1987, 87c09-01-23
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