Looks to be early 1900s. Berkshire Bros photograph.

Photograph courtesy of Julian Jones. William .C. Nutter was his grandfather.

The man putting up the blackouts on the left hand side is Mr. Tuppen, who was a blind picture-framer. Roof shows minor bomb damage. Photograph courtesy of Julian Jones. William .C. Nutter was his grandfather, and Mr. Tuppen pictured became his godfather.

Circa early 1900s.

Year unknown. Circa 1900 Reproductions by Hampshire County Library. Kindly submitted by Karl Bailey.

Located at 130 Eastney Road.

Closed in the 1960s.

Corner of Eastney Street and Kassassin Street. Now converted to housing. Looks to be between 1970s-90s.

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The D-Day Memorial is situated on Eastney Esplanade, slightly west of canoe lake. A mistaken inscription? It's believed that the date was initially incorrectly inscribed as 1944. The two pictures below seem to corroborate this. Site member Ena Bowles said she remembers an individual chipping...