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Conduit House, got an old Kelly's Directory handy?

Albion House, 20 Queen Elizabeth Street SE1. The steps leading up are now behind the glass/perspex encasement. SJ

Catching a bus

Queen Elizabeth St Bermondsey SE1 Some redevelopment has gone on since the original pic was taken. Sleuthed and photographed by David Neicho. Thanks David.

Catching a bus same street, same bus but more architecture

Queen Elizabeth St Bermondsey SE1. Some redevelopment has gone on since the original pic was taken. Sleuthed and photographed by David Neicho. Thanks David.

Scrap Yard HQ

This is Middle Row, W10, identified by Alan F and researched by Greg on Britmovies. That white building used to be a pub. SJ

As above

Looks like a bit of redesign on the west side of Middle Row. SJ

Scrap Yard HQ

Could these be the ex-windows Woodward is in front of? SJ

Scrap Yard HQ opposite above

Middle Row Primary School, W10. SJ

Charing Cross Underground Railway station, now called Embankment.

Now. Embankment station. John Holmes

Corner of Villiers Street and John Adam Street, WC1

Now. John

Corner of George Court and John Adam Street, WC1.

Now. John, thanks

John Adam Street viewed from George Court WC2.

Now. But look at the right hand corner, the only piece remaining. Good sleuthing John, but with a name like Holmes what else would we expect?

George Court looking towards the Strand, WC2

Now. Elementary????..

George Court looking towards John Adam Street.

Now. John

The Strand, near George Court WC2.

Now. John again.

The Strand WC2

The Strand.

The Strand looking towards Charing Cross main line station, where that girl in Train of Events went down the tube!

Now.

Tower Bridge.

Now. SJ.

Lonely - Russell Hunter... This mews took a little tracking but it's in SW5.

This is Gaspar Mews, SW5 0NB, looking towards Gaspar Close, SW5 0NE. Discovered by Greg Mishevski. SJ

Lonely in the same Gaspar Mews.

And again, with thanks to Greg. SJ

With the help of Neil Rigby and Britmovie the house has been located alongside the River Thames, at Shepperton just east of Church Square. (RL)

To get the best comparison, Nick Boorman took this from the other side of the river.

House on a lake. That lake is the River Thames, see above. (RL)

The view from the house next to Shepperton Square. Provided by Jeremy Lowe who remembers various sequences being filmed in and around the square back in 73/74. He was rowing a boat at the time and was told to row out of the frame! (SJ)

House on a lake, yep Old Father Thames just keeps rollin'. (RL)

Jeremy panning a little to the right. (SJ)

Front of house on a lake/river

Front of house on a lake/river

Butlers Wharf, south east London

Now. With the ever elegant and gracious John Tunstill. Me bruvver took the pitcher, but I don't pay him.

Butlers Wharf, with a baddy.

Now. With the other brother. I always said he was a changeling! I took the picture, it's my website.

Office: see cap28.

An untimely replacement for Steve's GEV: there is extensive work going on at Dixon House. Looking north from Charlotte Mews with Westway in the backgound. SJ

Office entrance. In Feb '17 Steve advised us that caps 27-31 are of Dixon House, Charlotte Mews, London W10 6TU. The Westway is visible in the background, the tree to the left is now much larger and the base of the tower block has been covered up. (RL)

Office entrance - Dave Prowse: he was the Green Man in the TV adverts for kids crossing roads, and at one time had a gym in Marshalsea Road, London SE1, where 'er indoors used to go for a bit of exercise?????.so she told me!!! See Capture 28 (RL)

Office - Dave Prowse. See Capture 28 (RL)

Office. See Capture 28 (RL)

Shad Thames

Now. By Brother Brian, him who we don't pay.

Shad Thames

Now. By brother John, and him who we do!

Tower Hill station.

Now. John Holmes again, well done to you.

Tower Hill

Tower Hill, but nothing identifiable. But nice try though.

Funny lift, not sure why this was included, it is an interior, and not a real street. However Charles Bird offers an identification: the old staff lifts in St Thomas' Hospital; taken out in the late 90's when the safety 'elf found them... Peter Greene offers an alternative. He says this paternoster lift might be at Charing Cross Hospital, Fulham. CXH opened in 1973 which might fit better with the time of filming since there would not have been patients there at the time. Also the sequence continues in which is probably the private patient ward on the top (15th) floor, nicely out of the way. The metal detector arch is a prop. Peter was a student at CXH med school from 1976 and remember the lifts working but may have been replaced by 1981... And in 2025 Sheila Cairns avers the new Medical Block of the West Middlesex Hospital, as she was working there at the time of filming... And also in 2025 Chris Miles suggests a building, whose lift he rode, next to Elstree Studios in Borehamwood used also in The Prisoner. (SJ)

A couple of additional captures supplied by Mario di Carlo who is keen to discover the location of Lonely's Pad. Antony Blair recognised the junction of Bramley Road and St. Ann's Road in W10, which also features in 'Who Done It?'

This junction has been redesigned independent of the former buildings' footprint. Bramley Road now merges into St Ann's Road from the left with a branch out to the west where I'm standing instead of running straight SSW over the bollards on the left as it used to. Talking of branches, the tree stands where St. Ann's Road used to turn to join Bramley Road. SJ

Panning right from above brings more of the corner of Bramley Road and St. Ann's Road into view. Location found by Antony Blair.

All redeveloped (the original was still there in 1977 for The Squeeze). Behind me and running to my right is an intact terrace including the former Bramley Arms, seen in many a production. SJ