Last Alteration: Sunday 07 April 2013
St. Mary's Church (jetty)
St. Mary's Church (jetty)
Battersea Church Road, Battersea
How to get here from Albert Bridge:
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Walk: Head south over the bridge, then crossover and walk along the Thames path west towards Battersea Bridge. Crossing over this bridge, continue along the Thames path until you reach St. Mary's Church - the jetty is at the far side of the church. +
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Access: PublicStatus: alteredJetty
Photograph taken: 9th October 2005 by Chuck Foster
Daleks Invasion Earth 2150AD
Filmed: Jan-Mar 1966
View across the Thames.
Photograph taken: 9th October 2005 by Chuck Foster
Daleks Invasion Earth 2150AD
Filmed: Jan-Mar 1966
A Dalek emerges from the water ...
Additional Notes:
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The northern banks have seen major redevelopment with new luxury housing built in place of the old warehouses along this stretch of the Thames (Chelsea!).
Where to walk to next?
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Ursula Street (Logopolis). Turn right onto Battersea Church Road and follow it around to Westbridge Road; cross over and just to the right is Battersea High Street. Follow this until you reach Shuttleworth Road on the left, then walk down the road until you reach Ursula Street on the left-hand side.
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Albert Bridge (Logopolis). Walk through the churchyard and head along the Thames path towards Battersea Bridge. Crossing the road, continue along the Thames path until you reach Albert Bridge. Cross over again and then head to the northern end of the bridge.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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London Heliport Ltd (Children of Earth: Day Five): 0.47 miles.
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Cadogan Pier (Logopolis): 0.62 miles. 
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Battersea Park School (Children of Earth: Day Five): 0.76 miles.
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Queens Circus (Children of Earth: Day Four): 1.18 miles.
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