Canal Homes: Difference between revisions

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Homes built in and around the canal network.

The lock keeper’s cottage near Ned’s Lock on the Stratford-upon-Avon canal, built c1812 by ‘Navvies’ using bridge templates and techniques.
The strangely shaped Lock-keeper’s Cottage on the Digbeth Branch Canal, Birmingham.
Canal Terrace, Islington, London (now knocked down). Photo 1946 by John Gay EHA
Canal View, Camden Town by the Regents Canal,1946 JohnGay EHA
The Lock-Keepers Cottage, Queen Mary’s University on the Regents Canal, Mike End, London.
Prefabricated terraced houses by Urban Splash at New Islington, On the Rochdale Canal Manchester.

'The House by the Canal' 1945 by Algernon Cecil Newton (1880–1968)
Regent’s Canal by Algernon Cecil Newton 1927 (Private Collection).
"Old Houses, Bath' by Charles Glinner 1927 in a private collection
Fife Terrace, Islington by David Gentleman. The setting for The Victorian Chaise-Longue by Marghanita Laski (1953).
‘Heybridge’ by Elwin Hawthorne of the The 'East London Group' from 1938 was actually the lock-keeper's cottage on the Chelmer and Blackwater Navigation at Heybridge

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 File:HouseByCanal-Newton.jpg| 'The House by the Canal' 1945 by Algernon Cecil Newton (1880–1968)
+File:RegentsCanal-Newton.jpeg|Regent’s Canal by Algernon Cecil Newton 1927 (Private Collection).
 File:OldHousesGlinner.jpg| "Old Houses, Bath' by Charles Glinner 1927 in a private collection
 File:FifeTerraceIslington-Gentleman.jpeg|Fife Terrace, Islington by David Gentleman. The setting for The Victorian Chaise-Longue by Marghanita Laski (1953).