Earls Court - Boris's Biggest Blunder?
Earls Court and West Kinsington, London. Fri 21 June 2019
Eardley Crescent
Earl's Court exhibition centres site from Lillie Rd
TfL workshops
Former bridge between the two Earls Court Exhibition centres
Empress Place
The Lily Langtry
Metropolitan Police Heritage Centre, Lille Rd
Lillie Rd
Brompton Cemetery gates
Earls Court Exhibition Centre through the gates - with Empress State
Building (Metropolitan Police)
Earl's Court Station
Empress State Building and cleared Earl's Court Exhibition Centre
site from a rear window in Eardley Crrescent
TfL Underground workshop and offices at Lillie Bridge Depot and Ashfield
House.
seen across the cleared exhibition centre site, now a dustbowl
Ashfield House, named for Albert Stanley who became Lord Ashfield,
includes West Ashfield Station used for training.
Eardley Crescent
Memorial to Emmeline Pankhurst in Brompton Cemetery
Artist Duggie Fields (b.1945) lives in Earls Court and has been involved
in the Earl’s Court Area Action Group
Another picture from the Lillie Road bridge. The Overground line is
the boundary between Kensington & Chelsea and Hammersmith & Fulham
And what used to be here - Earl's Court 2 exhibtion centre
The upper floors of these properties are empty and unused - awaiting
demolition by CAPCO
Former CAPCO office on Lillie Rd
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