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A coach station once existed at 727 Lordship lane, next to the Congregational Church (which can be seen on the right).
- It was established by the City Omnibus Company in the 1920s.
- From 1929 it was operated by Westcliff Motor Services.
- In 1934 it was sold to the City Coach Company.
- In 1938 it was sold to Orange Luxury Coaches.
- After the second world war it became an Eastern National coach station.
This photograph was taken in Eastern National days, 1958.
In the 1980s the site was redeveloped as a W H Smith 'Do-it-all' centre. In the 1990s this was converted into a Mecca Bingo Hall.
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