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Where is This? No.275
By David Rose The parade of shops at Fairlands was featured as the mystery vintage picture in the previous Where is This? post. Most readers who replied were correct, but…
Where Is This? No.274
By David Rose From the replies received to the previous Where Is This? (No.273), there were three different suggestions as to the location of the vintage picture. It was suggested…
Where is This? No.273
By David Rose Bit late with this the latest Where Is This? I’ve been away on a boating holiday on the Norfolk Broads and very good it was too. Didn’t…
Where Is This? No.272
By David Rose Many thanks to all who replied to last week’s mystery images. The vintage picture postcard view was of Epsom Road with Down Road on the corner with…
Where Is This? No.271
By David Rose Several readers correctly identified last week’s vintage picture as showing the official opening of Guildford’s Town Bridge in 1902 after the previous one had been destroyed in…
Where is This? No.270
By David Rose Many readers who replied to last week’s mysteries appear to remember the Vintners Arms, that was in North Street. The building is now occupied by coffee shop Harris…
Where Is This? No.269
By David Rose Nearly everyone who replied to last week’s mysteries gave the correct answers. The vintage picture showed a view looking along Chertsey Street, Guildford, from North Street. As…
Where Is This? No.268
By David Rose Some good answers to last week’s mysteries – the vintage picture being of Peaslake and the Hurtwood Inn, while the quirky photo featured the sign to the…
Where Is This? No.267
By David Rose The view that was last week’s vintage picture was looking towards St Martha’s Church on the hill and was was taken in Chilworth. The photographer had his…
Where Is This? No.266
By David Rose The house and buildings featured as last week’s mystery vintage picture can be found at the Nightingale Road entrance to Stoke Park. Several readers correctly identified the…
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