Alphabet of Greenwich – G
Thought I’d take a bit of a break from the Olympics today, though of course ‘Games’ should be in there somewhere.
Theoretically ‘G’ should be the easiest – so nothing beginning with ‘Greenwich…’ eh.
Still should be plenty of Greenwichy Gs though (Gee-gees?)
So, some Gs please…
the attachments to this post:
Maria GBall hughes cigarett card low
Beer small
Giant steps
Gen Wolfe stained glass
gazebo 3 low
Granite Wharf – now part of Lovells
Great Globe at Swanage – made in Greenwich
Gas holder – may be largest in the world
Giralda – multi prize winning barge made in Greenwich
Government Gunpowder works – 17th century this was at Enderbys
George Livesey – built the gasworks
Griegs Wharf – was on the Peninsula
Global telecommunications – thank you, Telcon.
George Landmann – built London’s earliest railway – to Greenwich
Genesta, Gwynronald, Gerty – more Greenwich built barges
Ghost of George Livesey – said to haunt the Dome
Glass works – in Charlton, biggest in Europe
could go on, better stop
Well, it’s got to be Goddard’s for me…
Surely ‘G’ in the Greenwich Alphabet should be like row 13 on an airplane?
General Wolfe aka Greenwich Phantom
Wot!? No reply from the bloke at No. 16, saying “Meeee!” !?
Greenwich Theatre; Glenda Jackson (on stage and in film roles); The Go-Between
Gibson Street.
General Wolfe Road.
The Guildford
The Gloucester.
Greenwich Park Street