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15 years ago, Greenwich used to be a more quiet corner - slightly difficult to reach by overground train, full of interesting market stalls and elegant architectural master pieces - quite an unusual place. These days it's one of London's larger attractions for tourists, turning over thousands of pounds (at a guess) on a busy weekend. It's all gone a bit posh, but still retains it's dignity if you avoid the crowds or a swelteringly hot Saturday afternoon. These
images show the Queen's House, the Royal Naval College, central Greenwich, the market, Captain Cook, the Cutty Sark and the area around the River Thames and Greenwich Royal Park.
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01 Queen's House Greenwich
02 Queen's House Greenwich
03 View of Queen's House and The Royal Naval College - Greenwich
04 The Spanish Galleon Tavern - Greenwich Street
051 Nelson Road & St Alfege Church - Greenwich
06 The First Shop in The World - Nelson Street
07 The Admiral Hardy Pub and Greenwich Market Entrance
08 The Queen's House and Captain Cook Statue
09 Queen's House and The Royal Observatory in the distance
10 The Royal Naval College
11 Captain Cook Statue looking towards the observatory
12 View of Greenwich and Docklands
13 Greenwich Observatory
14 Greenwich Observatory and Royal Park
15 Queen's House
16 The Cutty Sark
17 Teenage Tourists looking at the observatory clock
18 Young people visiting the royal observatory
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