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When in London recently we stayed in Stoke Newington in the north part of the city.




…thanks to Dan Antion for hosting Thursday Doors https://nofacilities.com/2026/05/28/iowa-doors-and-stories/
When in London recently we stayed in Stoke Newington in the north part of the city.




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This past week my husband and I took a day to Richmond on the south west side of London. It sits on the Thames and is well known for it’s history and as a filmmaking location.
Queen Elizabeth I was born and died here but sadly the palace was mostly demolished in 1649, leaving only the gatehouse and some of the original walls of the old palace. The remaining area has been cleared converted to housing for the public.








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Niagara-on-the-Lake is a quaint village full of old world architecture. The Main Street is full of charming gift shops, retro and designer clothing stores, hat shops, confectionary stores, cozy coffee shops, old theatres, Christmas shops, a variety of restaurants and pubs and high end renovated inns and spas.
In January many stores are closed for the season or have limited hours. Luckily we found enough places to explore and enjoy but some of our favourite walks took place through the neighbourhood close to our hotel. This is where we found some amazing doors.










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Our flat in London was situated on Petherton Rd. in London. It is part of the Islington area and was a mere 10 minute walk to our son’s flat in Highbury. We would frequently walk down Petherton to catch the overground rail to go to the Storehouse in one direction and Hampstead in the other. Here are a few of the doorways we would pass.







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For those of you who don’t know: the Bermondsey Beer Mile is a loose amalgamation of brewery bars and bottle shops, located along a stretch of railway arch that’s closer to two miles long nowadays. It is located close to London Bridge.
The most interesting parts for us were the painted doorways of the different bars.









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I think this is the third time that I’ve referenced Camden Passage. I love areas like this.








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On my one of my walks this week I took a slightly different route and came across a home with these adorable bird house in their front yard. They are all different and I’m sure in the warmer weather they are more than decorative.





….great time of year for door decorations






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….close to our flat in London
Across from Highbury Fields stands a row of beautiful flats with colourful doors, some ornately trimmed and many of them have some kind of knocker on them. Some of them have the traditional lion and the more modern doors are adorned with shiny and sleek designs. The ones that I found most interesting were the dolphin door knockers.















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