railway station on the Great Eastern Main Line served by TfL Rail, and Wanstead Park railway station on the Gospel Oak to Barking Line served by the London Overground, are both near the northern end of Green Street. On the road network, Green Street itself runs on a north–south axis, linking the A118 Romford Road in the north and the A124 Barking Road in the south, both major arterial routes linking central London to the eastern counties. Retail Many shops in the area cater for east London's large Asian community. Queens Road Market is a covered food and clothing market on Queens Road, off Green Street near the tube station. It was formerly a large open-air street market until the current structure was built in the 1980s. Priory Park Upton Park also contains a green space, Priory Park , extending from the north east corner of the Boleyn Ground. Administration Green Street is a former tramway which divided the former Essex County Boroughs of East Ham and West Ham. The Upton Park area is in the London Borough of Newham, but it is not the name of any of its electoral wards. It is roughly encompassed by the wards Green Street East/West in the north, and Plaistow North/South and Boleyn in the south. Notable people Elliott Seabrooke (1886–1950), British landscape and still-life painter, born in Upton Park. References External links Districts of the London Borough of Newham Areas of London East Ham West Ham de:Upton Park