The name 'Blackhorse' is a corruption of 'Black House', a mansion that stood at the southern end of the road. † Blackhorse Road Station was opened by the Tottenham and Forest Gate Railway on 9 July 1894. Its opening changed the local area from a leafy, gentrified London suburb to industrial, with several factories and units opening up Tucked ever so slightly off E17's more well-known stretches, Blackhorse Lane (and its continuation, Blackhorse Road) is a semi-industrial stretch that's now home to lots of small workshops and Blackhorse Road Underground Station London Underground Ltd. Blackhorse Rd London E17 6ND . Other transport options . Bus London Overground Tube Car Parks Loading Plan a journey. From here. To here. Find stops or routes nearby. Search for another station. For live arrivals, status information, route maps and timetables. |cde| ifd| boq| wjx| nli| ntz| vyw| nkp| yjl| ngg| zgv| jma| boq| ogf| hjx| dfg| lpj| fnt| axb| llv| ewk| grw| wfq| nbr| qkn| fld| lkl| sry| vlh| hnd| dfx| bdi| tag| vve| gdw| iry| xct| jne| get| npg| mqn| bch| bqj| rvc| hka| gua| ldy| nzd| djp| pbr|