Year unknown. From a postcard titled "Portsmouth local prison".

To the left of the Bridge Tavern are unloading gantries and storage facilities for the large quantities of coal that came into Portsmouth by sea.

Shows the Still and West country house.

Year unknown, looks to be early 1900s

Image scanned from the Batsford Colour Book of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight by John Norwood, published 1975. The image is by Picturepoint.

Image scanned from the Batsford Colour Book of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight by John Norwood, published 1975. The image is by A.F Kersting. In the left background is Quebec House, built by public subscription in 1754 as a bathing house, with the harbour beyond.

Image scanned from the Batsford Colour Book of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight by John Norwood, published 1975. Image by Kenneth Scowen.

Year unknown. Facade reads "St. Johns".

This shows Treadgolds in Bishop St, Portsea, comparing the view from May 2023 and an old photograph from the early 1900s. https://oddments.bygone.co.uk/then-and-now/Treadgolds/TGNew1.jpg

Shows premises of WM Treadgold in Bishop St Portsea with staff lined up outside.

Postmarked 1908.

Photo shows Linda Hopper's mother, Valerie in front of South Parade, with Strathearn Hotel and South Parade Pier visible in the background.

Circa early 1900s