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Where Is This? No.69
By David Rose A fantastic 18 replies to last week’s mystery images – many of you getting them spot on. The vintage picture from about 1922 showed what is currently…
Where Is This? No.68
By David Rose Some right and some not so right answers to last week’s vintage photo! It did show South Street (now Sydenham Road) looking towards Trinity Churchyard away to…
Where Is This? No.67
By David Rose The view see here last week prompted some interesting replies – not all of them correct. It showed a view across Burpham of fields that was once…
Where Is This? No.66
By David Rose Readers with good memories of Guildford’s pubs and a couple of eagle-eyed bus enthusiasts were among those who replied to last week’s post. The pub was indeed…
Where Is This? No.65
By David Rose So the picture seen here last week of the earlier motor garage next door to the Sanford Arms in Epsom Road was not as tricky as I…
Where Is This? No.64
By David Rose The old picture postcard view of a village shown here last week’s was Wonersh. There were a number of correct replies. Click here to see last week’s…
Where Is This? No.63
By David Rose Plenty of readers correctly identified the now long gone loco shed and turntable at Guildford railway station and the building at the foot of Portsmouth Road that…
Where Is This? No.62
By David Rose The building seen under construction is last week’s mystery old photo was indeed J. Sainsbury’s in Guildford High Street. Click here to see last week’s post and…
Where Is This? No.61
By David Rose It’s lovely when an old photo really sparks off a good deal of memories, as did last week’s that showed Ayers’ bakery and shop in Woodbridge Road.…
Where Is This? No.60
By David Rose Last week’s vintage picture was always going to be a tough one – but several did correctly identify it as being Merrow Grange. And the piece of…
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