Lost Images

"Postcards From The Past" Correspondence between a Royal Navy sailor and his sweetheart in the early 1900’s

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High Down Rocket Test Site

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The Old Chine Road, Shanklin

Post marked August 28th 1906

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View of Khandalla

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Oodeypoor, from the Water Palace

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Town Hall, Lahore

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Ramsgate harbour

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Montreux. Avenue du Kursaal

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Old Mill, Barry

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Oban and Sound of Mull

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The beach, Brighton

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S. S. St. Elvies

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Wanstead High Street

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Brighton. Post marked December 1908

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Kings Road and Beach, Brighton

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I’m am putting this blog on hold for the time being.

Please check out my other blog

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cheers!

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Sundial

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vintage postcard - Southampton floating bridge

The Floating Bridge was opened in 1836 and connected Southampton to Woolston. At that time Woolston was a separate village on the east bank of the River Itchen, it did not become part of Southampton until 1920.

Originally owned by a private company, the Floating Bridge was purchased by Southampton Corporation in 1934. This service continued until 1977 when the Itchen Bridge was opened.

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