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Stopped Clocks is a public collaborative project which exists to first document all the stopped clocks in the UK, with the aim being to restore those we can to working order.

Anyone can help, so please send us any information on stopped clocks in your area and by all means post here at the blog.

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ye olde axe public house

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ye olde axe public house. well known stripping pub - apparently. fantastic octagonal tower with 3 clock faces towards the the road. 69 hackney road, Haggerston.

Posted by plewis

moarain house

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junction of cambridge heath road and 3 colts lane.

Posted by plewis

st clement's hospital clock tower

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Saint Clement's Hospital, Bow Road. Has been boarded up for several years awaiting redevelopment, but some of the buildings are listed - hopefully the clock tower. Just about visible at 2 places through the railings.

Posted by plewis

Barking

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Many clocks in Barking - all working, though some fast 10 minutes!? like St Margaret's church clock.

This is the only stopped clock I could find, on what used to be a Blockbuster, now a gutted store, by the bandstand on Station Parade/East street.

Posted by plewis

High Road in Tottenham (near Lansdowne Road)

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Posted by Judo-Jule

Plaistow Road

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Junction of Plaistow Road and Corporation street. Another funeral directors.

Note the similarity with the empty case at Mile End Road.
http://www.stoppedclocks.com/view/849640/empty

Posted by plewis

Stratford Shopping Centre

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This had hands 20 years ago even though it didn't work, now even they are gone ...

Posted by plewis

St John at Bethnal Green

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Surely removed clock and/or clock faces?
Cambridge Heath Road/Roman Road crossroads opposite Bethnal Green tube station.

About
St John on Bethnal Green was built in 1826-1828 to a design by Sir John Soane and was extensively repaired in 1871 after a fire, the vicarage being built in 1852. The design of the church was controversial. The West tower with its cupola, was described as an "object of low wit and vulgar abuse.It was formed from part of the parish of St Matthew's, Bethnal Green when the area grew in population.

The Church has had a new roof in recent times to ensure further deterioration while fundraising to restore the West Front.

Haha, found an image with a clock insitu ...

Posted by plewis

5th Sep 2008, 17:14   | tags:comments (3)