Conder Street, now a tiny cul-de-sac once ran north all the way to Maroon Street.
Before a change of name, parts of the street were known as James Street (until 1871) and Salmon Lane. It was laid out sometime in the nineteenth century.
Conder is the name of a builder active in east London from the 1850s.
Much of the area was redeveloped to make way for local community housing. Similarly, all that remains of Condor Street is a 10-yard cul-de-sac, beyond which is a vast 1970s council housing estate.
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Conder Street, now a tiny cul-de-sac once ran north all the way to Maroon Street.
