Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: blashill

1895 gatehouse seen from the tunnel mouth, very much the b-side with the blanks seemingly never carved

detail of thomas blashill's 1895 entrance to the tunnel. one of the coats of arms is the white horse of kent, the one on the left is generally supposed to be surrey council, but actually represents the arms of the town of guildford, probably a mistake. essex and middlesex were on the demolished northern gatehouse.

entrance archway to the northbound tunnel on greenwich peninsular, designed by l.c.c. architect thomas blashill , built 1895-7. the two gatehouses each contained three bedroom residential accomodation for caretaker and superintendant.

built 1892-7 by the l.c.c. architect thomas blashill, it started out on the north entry to the tunnel but is now on the south side , rather lost in the traffic and industry of north greenwich but still fulfilling its original function as a fine art nouveau gateway to london

built 1892-7 by the l.c.c. architect thomas blashill, it started out on the north entry to the tunnel but is now on the south side , rather lost in the traffic and industry of north greenwich but still fulfilling its original function as a fine art nouveau gateway to london