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God's Own Junkyard

God's Own Junkyard
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God’s Own Junkyard in Walthamstow is a dazzling explosion of neon art, vintage signage, and cinematic history, tucked inside an unassuming warehouse in East London. Founded by the late Chris Bracey—dubbed the “Neon Man”—this vibrant space showcases decades of his work, from Soho’s provocative signs to Hollywood film props created for directors like Stanley Kubrick and Tim Burton2. The gallery is a kaleidoscope of colour and creativity, filled with glowing slogans, religious statues, disco balls, and salvaged curiosities. Visitors can wander through the maze of lights, discovering everything from retro fairground pieces to bespoke artworks made from reclaimed materials. More than just a visual feast, God’s Own Junkyard also houses The Rolling Scones café, offering a quirky spot to relax amid the glow. Now run by Bracey’s family, the space continues to celebrate his legacy, making it one of London’s most unique and photogenic cultural destinations.

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God’s Own Junkyard is located at Unit 12, Ravenswood Industrial Estate, Shernhall Street, London E17 9HQ, in the heart of Walthamstow, northeast London. This unique destination houses Europe’s largest collection of neon signs, showcasing the late artist Chris Bracey’s vibrant creations alongside salvaged movie props and retro signage in a dazzling, immersive warehouse setting. The venue is also home to the Rolling Scones Café, offering food and drinks surrounded by luminous art. Situated within the Ravenswood Industrial Estate, God’s Own Junkyard is a short walk from Walthamstow Central station, making it easily accessible for visitors. The surrounding area is known for its creative atmosphere, with local breweries like Wild Card and Pillars nearby, as well as independent cafes, street art, and the popular Walthamstow Village, which features boutique shops and historic pubs. The venue’s location in Walthamstow places it close to other cultural highlights, making it an essential stop for anyone seeking a vibrant, offbeat experience in London’s creative east end.

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