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Flashback To Trafalgar Day Parade in 1958 and Guildford’s Sea Cadets
Today, Friday, October 21, marks Trafalgar Day, and these pictures show Guildford’s TS Queen Charlotte Sea Cadets providing the guard of honour at the parade in London on that day in 1958. Sent…
Where is This? No.231
By David Rose The floods of September 1968 are still remembered by many, so it was probably no surprise that those who replied to last week’s mystery vintage picture identified it…
Where is This? No.230
By David Rose It was Shalford Road and Park Cottages featured as last week’s mystery vintage picture in which the former turnpike road toll house could also be seen. Among…
Where Is This? No.229
By David Rose Plenty of replies to last week’s mysteries – correctly identifying the locations and with various suggestions as to where I actually stood to take the quirky picture. To begin with,…
Where is This? No. 228
By David Rose Readers were correct in indentifying Clandon Park House during the First World War when in use as a military hospital as being last week’s mystery vintage picture. The…
Where Is This? No.227
By David Rose Plenty of correct replies to last week’s mysteries. The vintage picture featured the White Horse pub in Shere and the quirky picture featured the artist GF Watts at…
A Look At Pupils From Stoughton Schools – Extra Names Required
Reader John Lomas, who now lives in Lancashire, has emailed these pictures that feature pupils who attended schools in Stoughton in the 1950s. He has supplied some details and names. But some…
Where Is This? No.226
By David Rose Newlands Corner was the location of the outdoor service as seen in last week’s post. Nearly everyone who replied correctly identified the location – except the Staniforth…
Where is This? No. 225
By David Rose The regulars who kindly reply to these mysteries were spot on with last week’s images. The vintage and today views featured what was once the post office…
Where is This? No.224
By David Rose The view in the vintage picture, seen here last week, was from St Catherine’s Hill looking towards the Warwick’s Bench area. And it was correctly identified by…
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