Tuesday 18 January 2011

Iver Village, Buckinghamshire, Post Office c1928

Iver Village, Buckinghamshire, the High Street showing the post office, circa 1928. Postcard by JWM - Joseph Warren Mortimer. Mortimer was the successor to the W. H. Applebee postcard business, though he was only in business for a few years. The message on the back of this postcard states that the sender bought this postcard in the post office pictured. The men are standing outside a Wesleyan chapel, this was later replaced by a much smaller version and is now a nursery. The building on the left is the Chequers pub.



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3 comments:

  1. So, is that still the post office? I certainly hope so. We are often faced with the closure of small post offices these days, and, of course, they are the best ones.

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  2. Alas, this building is now an estate agent. Iver does still have a post office though, it has moved a little way down the street.

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  3. I remember Iver well when I lived in Langley. It was always a charming place. I have only passed through the station in recent years and hope that it has retained its charm.

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