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Where Is This? No.157
By David Rose Well done to those who were spot with identifying last week’s images. The vintage aerial view showed various buildings and features including Billings print works in Walnut Close…
Where Is This? No.156
By David Rose The vintage photo that featured The Street in West Clandon, seen here last week, seems to have been a tricky one. Not so many replies as usual, but…
Where Is This? No.155
By David Rose The aerial photograph that was last week’s vintage picture showed the junction of Woodbridge Road and the then bypass in September 1968. Seen in the image was…
Where Is This? No.154
By David Rose Plenty of readers correctly recognised last week’s mystery vintage view as being at the foot of Woodbridge Hill, showing Midleton Road before the improvements to the A3…
Where Is This? No.153
By David Rose Replies to last week’s mystery images were slow to come through at first – I thought that perhaps the pictures were too difficult. Nevertheless, a number of people correctly…
Where Is This? No.152
By David Rose Many readers remembered the archway at the foot of North Street that led to Friary Square – and then to a footbridge over the river to the…
Where Is This? No.151
By David Rose Builders merchants Angel, Son & Gray, on the corner of Onslow Street and Woodbridge Road, was last week’s mystery vintage photo and the quirky photo was of the…
Where Is This? No.150
By David Rose Thank you to all who replied to last week’s images – a good number indeed, and they all correctly identified either the vintage or quirky photos, or in many…
Where Is This? No.149
By David Rose Shalford’s parish church of St Mary the Virgin was the vintage view featured here last week. Some of those who replied gave extra details about its history,…
Where is This? No.148
By David Rose The very short lived Blackfriars pub at the entrance to the Friary Centre was last week’s mystery vintage photo. It opened in 1981 and closed in 1989!…
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