Stoke Poges Village Hall c1913

Stoke Poges Village Hall circa 1913. Stoke Poges is a village in south Buckinghamshire. The village Hall has retained its civic use, it is now Stoke Poges Village Center. It has lost its chimney. Postcard by W. H. Applebee. Click the postcard to enlarge.
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Iver, Buckinghamshire, The High Street, c1910

Iver, Buckinghamshire, The High Street, circa 1910. The building on the right was the premises of George Morton, grocer. It survives, but it is a shadow of its former self. The building on the left was a beerhouse called the 'General Garibaldi'. It was run by the Hutton family in the first decade of the 20th century. No trace of it survives today.
Postcard by an uncredited publisher. Click the postcard to enlarge.

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Hampton Wick, Middlesex, The Bridge Foot 1906

Hampton Wick, Middlesex, The Bridge Foot 1906. Looking towards Kingston Bridge and Kingston. The trams are both going to the tram terminus near Hampton Court Palace, just half a mile or so to the right. The tram on the left is the service from Richmond Bridge. Postcard by Young & Co of Teddington. Click the postcard to enlarge.
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Wembley, Middlesex, The High Road c1910

Wembley, Middlesex, The High Road circa 1910. It looks like nothing in the old postcard has survived, but a few of the buildings in the middle of the postcard are still there. Postcard by Young & Co of Teddington. Click the postcard to enlarge.

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Camberwell Green, South London, c1913

Camberwell Green, South London, circa 1913. Still a busy area. Postcard by Johns of Tooting. Click the postcard to enlarge.

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