Location of East Ham Register Office in 1936

[Mark Stevenson]

My dad was married in East Ham Register Office in 1936, and I'm trying to locate its exact location on a map. 

A 1937 newspaper article mentions it is "opposite the station"  and a 1954 newspaper article mentions it being on the High Street.  I've looked at some old OS maps but I don't see the Register Office marked anywhere on the High Street or near East Ham Station.

I did wonder if it simply became Newham Register Office, but judging by the OS maps Newham Register Office was previously the library.

Although I see that East Ham Town Hall was opposite a police station, so maybe that was the "station" the newspaper article referred to.

Can anyone pinpoint where it was for me?

thanks
Mark

[Sc00p]

1937 Phone book

[KGarrad]

My dad was married in East Ham Register Office in 1936, and I'm trying to locate its exact location on a map. 

Sorry, but I have to ask - Why?

[jonwarrn]

1937 Phone book

Perhaps Station Chambers is the first floor of Station Parade in East Ham, above the shops?
Image, showing entrance (on the right) here
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/uv?pb=!1s0x47d8a64bb387803f%3A0xa814443ad31cf721!3m1!7e115!15sCgIgAQ

Yes, it is in High Street North, opposite the station.
https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=18.0&lat=51.53898&lon=0.05094&layers=173&b=1&o=100

[jonwarrn]

Description from early 80's historic planning application attached.