- cross-posted to:
- narrowboat
- cross-posted to:
- narrowboat
Eastern entrance to Pentonville Tunnel and tunnel keeper’s cottage, Regent’s Canal, London
Credit 1905: https://www.sciencephoto.com/media/980309/view/pentonville-tunnel-regent-s-canal-london-c1905 credit 2013: Google Streetview
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I wonder if the house is still there, bricked in forever…
I kinda want to go down there with disc cutter and a new door. That is some prime location property.
Where else would it be? I suppose it might’ve been shipped to the middle of the desert in Arizona, as such things are, but it seems unlikely in this case :)
I assume the alternative would be that it’s been filled in, or bomb damaged and filled with rubble.
https://friendsofislingtonmuseum.files.wordpress.com/2020/07/islington-regents-canal-booklet.pdf
“The photo below of the Islington tunnel keeper, could be of Mary Rockingham, who took over the job in 1902 from her husband. She lived in the two roomed cottage against the wall of the bridge, marshalling the barges and sometimes taking the horses over the hill.”
