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25 High Street
For a short period, known as Carnarvon House
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016 View from first floor across High Street - bowls pavilion in background.
2016 View from first floor across High Street - bowls pavilion in background.
2016 Rear of the building with 'distinctive' port-hole windows
2016 Rear of the building with 'distinctive' port-hole windows
c 2002
c 2002
2009 - Showing the toilet out-building, since demolished but the foundations remain (2023).
2009 - Showing the toilet out-building, since demolished but the foundations remain (2023).
c 2002
c 2002
c 2002
c 2002
c 2002
c 2002
c 2002
c 2002
1970s The Georgian Cafe at No. 25 - on the left
1970s The Georgian Cafe at No. 25 - on the left
1950s
1950s
Here, you can just make out the reflection of the Primitive Methodists Chapel opposite, in the left window, and the photographer in the door glass. Also, the taped-up windows on the first floor - presumably air-raid damage protection during WW2.
Here, you can just make out the reflection of the Primitive Methodists Chapel opposite, in the left window, and the photographer in the door glass. Also, the taped-up windows on the first floor - presumably air-raid damage protection during WW2.
Courtesy of Chris Hammond.
Courtesy of Chris Hammond.
Courtesy of Chris Hammond
Courtesy of Chris Hammond
The lady is beside what is currently the Community Herb Garden - the housing beyond, now demolished and form the drive way to GBSG Security
The lady is beside what is currently the Community Herb Garden - the housing beyond, now demolished and form the drive way to GBSG Security
Zoomed-in aerial view of 25 High Street
Zoomed-in aerial view of 25 High Street
A water colour painted by E. M. Morris, 12th March 1946.
A water colour painted by E. M. Morris, 12th March 1946.
Courtesy of Chris Hammond.
Courtesy of Chris Hammond.
The building to the left is no.25 High Street, at a time when it had a single shop front, and before the side extension was added.
The building to the left is no.25 High Street, at a time when it had a single shop front, and before the side extension was added.
Close up, identifying shop front and side window
Close up, identifying shop front and side window
1920 Newspaper notice - sale of Carnarvon House
1920 Newspaper notice - sale of Carnarvon House
1938 Newspaper notice - sale of Carnarvon House
1938 Newspaper notice - sale of Carnarvon House