Labyrinth
Mark Wallinger
Stepney Green
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First opened in 1902, Stepney Green’s name derives from Saxon and Old English words meaning ‘landing place’. It is now the stop for students and professors to exit for Queen Mary, University of London.
The Mile End Genesis Cinema and the Tower Hamlets Local History Library & Archives are just minutes away.
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As of 1/12/21, this labyrinth is missing. 3 sides of the frame remain
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This is the real East End, here you will find everyone from your stereotype cockney geezers, Asian street gangtas, Market traders, European Builders, international Students all the way through to Earls at Saint Dunstables Catherdral, there’s no place like it