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Member Since: November 2005 Posts: 824 Send Message	HeadStone	Report	7 Nov 2007 21:54
	Hi Katheen & Claire, Thanks for that but Google map tends to be more of an aerial view and I think you don't necessarily get a feel of the street. I'll try the photoexchange site. Many thanks Paul
Member Since: November 2003 Posts: 28 261 Send Message	KathleenBell	Report	7 Nov 2007 20:17
	If you put ...Pembroke Street Islington.... into Google maps click "search" and then click "hybrid" and zoom in you can see at satelite photo of the street. Kath. x
Member Since: August 2006 Posts: 6 427 Send Message	°o.OOº°‘¨Claire in Wales¨‘°ºOO.o°	Report	7 Nov 2007 20:00
	This might be worth a look but I haven't checked the areas covered http://photoexchange.ourgenealogy.co.uk/pe/index.php
Member Since: November 2005 Posts: 824 Send Message	HeadStone	Report	7 Nov 2007 18:48
	Hi all, Does anyone live near Pembroke Street, Islington, London who could take a digital photo of the houses. My very distant ancestors lived at Story Cottage (or Fort Cottage, the certificate is difficult to read), Little William Street. Islington library forwarded this reply to me when I asked where it would have been. "Little William Street or William Street North changed name in 1876 to Pembroke Street, that street is still extant between Caledonian Road and York Way, north of Bemerton Street". It would be appreciated. Many thanks Paul