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	[EAW011834] The Clock Tower, Torquay, 1947
	[EAW006141] The Cavendish Hotel, Eastbourne, 1947. This image was marked by Aerofilms Ltd for photo editing.
	[EAW033724] The Queen's Hotel, Penzance, 1950. This image was marked by Aerofilms Ltd for photo editing.
	[EAW051399] The Open Air Swimming Pool, Lytham St Anne's, 1953
	[EAW036226] Cattle in a field near Dairy House, Stanthorne, 1951. This image has been produced from a print.
	[EAW052052] The Osmond and Sons Ltd Moss Road Works alongside the Moss Road Power Station, Grimsby, 1953. This image was marked by Aerofilms Ltd for photo editing.
	[EAW036227] Cattle in a field near Dairy House, Stanthorne, 1951. This image has been produced from a print.
	[EAW050161] The Cattle Market and environs, Bourne, 1953. This image was marked by Aerofilms Ltd for photo editing.

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	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW022168 - "Railway bridges over Carmunnock Road."	6 months ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW022168 - "Mount Florida Primary School."	6 months ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW022168 - "Mount Florida Bowling Club."	6 months ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW022168 - "Hampden Park under Main Stand construction."	6 months ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW022168 - "King's Park Station"	6 months ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW051130 - "Association Road"	6 months ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW053586 - "57 Ashley Street where on April 8th 1978 the body of 10..."	1 year ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW053586 - "Baliol Street"	1 year ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW053586 - "Willowbank Primary School"	1 year ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW042529 - "Rug Factory on Brook Street"	1 year ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW019599 - "Dumbarton Rock Bowling Club"	1 year ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW040397 - "Broad Street Bowling Club"	1 year ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAR019246 - "Shawfield Stadium (Formerly of Clyde FC)"	1 year ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW648538 - "A pair of Austin Metros "	2 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW648538 - "Volvo 740 Estate"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW229867 - "Leyland Panther Cub"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW229867 - "Dodge Commer Van"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW193516 - "MV Prinses Paola"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW215109 - "SV Chantilly: Was built at Dubigeon-Normandie S.A.,..."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image WAW006815 - "Sir John Bailey Bowling Club"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW006814 - "View of pub 2009 and 2018, demolished 2019"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image WAW006815 - "The Haygate, in Wellington being demolished January 2019"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027884 - "A 1959 photograph of the Auster J/1N Alpha (LUTON FLYING..."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW028043 - "A. Mr Brown's milk cart ..."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW004428 - "Serious pigeon fancier here."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW027201 - "130-132 St Vincent Street. The Scottish Automobile Co Ltd..."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036212 - "Passenger train pulling wagons"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW038380 - "Fordson 7V Lorry "	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW000443 - "The Harton Scenic Railway"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW032923 - "The famous Carousel "	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW058445 - "The ballroom. It had hosted all manner of musical..."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW058446 - "The 'Aerial Flight' ride which is operating in this photo."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW058443 - "The Bowl Slide"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW058443 - "With the removal of the football ground (Southend United)..."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW058443 - "During the Second World War the Kursaal was closed to the..."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW058443 - "One of the most famous of all the attractions in the..."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW058443 - "The Wall of Death was introduced to the Kursaal in 1929...."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW058443 - "The Mont Blanc ride was introduced in the 1930s by the..."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW002190 - "The Mont Blanc ride was introduced in the 1930s by the..."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW002190 - "The Wall of Death was introduced to the Kursaal in 1929...."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW002190 - "The Aerial Flight"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW058443 - "The Stratosphere Rocket ride"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW050834 - "Strathclyde Public School"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW050834 - "81 Dale Street, Baltic Wire And Metal Works"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW050834 - "84-90 Finnart Street, Case Factory"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW050834 - "Cowan's Factory. They produced brilliant Toffee, Tablet..."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW050834 - "Nelson's Monument"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW050834 - "The Peoples Palace"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW050834 - "Tenements in Finnart Street"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW050834 - "Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church 50 Old Dalmarnock Rd"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW050834 - "Royal Infirmary and Glasgow Cathedral"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW050834 - "Bridgeton Cross"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW003579 - "Flora MacDonald statue"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW019543 - "Portland Park. Brazil the current World Champions trained..."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW009248 - "St John’s Hall (Highbury College of Divinity) Burned down..."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW003696 - "Fishing."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner replied to a pin on image XPW043549 - "If you purchase the image you will soon find out."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW026398 - "Fordson model 61 (E88W) 25 cwt. Lorry"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW032919 - "International KB truck"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW032919 - "Fordson E83W Utility Van"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW032919 - "Austin K2 Lorry"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW032919 - "Ford Jailbar V8 "	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW026142 - "Percival P.44 Proctor V (G-AHGR)"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW026142 - "Miles M11A Whitney (G-AEVL)"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027970 - "Douglas C-47A Skytrain (DC-3) "	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027966 - "Douglas C-47A Skytrain (DC-3) "	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027967 - "Douglas C-47A Skytrain (DC-3) "	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027967 - "Avro Anson"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027967 - "USAF Cessna Bobcat"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027966 - "Avro Anson"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027966 - "USAF Cessna Bobcat"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW052835 - "Percival Prince 3E executive aircraft of Standard Motor Co."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027970 - "USAF Cessna Bobcat (left) Avro Anson (right)"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027971 - "Avro Anson"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027971 - "USAF Cessna Bobcat"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW037800 - "Crosse and Blackwell salad cream ad."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW009075 - "1937 Lancia Aprilia"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW009077 - "1937 Lancia Aprilia"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW009072 - "1937 Lancia Aprilia"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW009074 - "A pair of stripped out Morris PV vans. There's another..."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW045687 - "Humber Super Snipe Mk III"	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW009700 - " Albion Motor Works, 1272 South Street. Buses, cars and..."	3 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW040290 - "1962 this building became the offices of whisky firm..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW040292 - "1962 this building became the offices of whisky firm..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW040295 - "1962 this building became the offices of whisky firm..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW040296 - "1962 this building became the offices of whisky firm..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW040293 - "1962 this building became the offices of whisky firm..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW040297 - "1962 this building became the offices of whisky firm..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW024822 - "Hattie Jacques, known for her appearances in the "Carry..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW019060 - "Charles Hawtrey, actor known for his appearances in the ..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPR000316 - "Hanover Street"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPR000316 - "Maddox Street"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPR000316 - "Conduit Street"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPR000316 - "Corner of New Burlington Street"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW032760 - "Fordson 10 cwt. Van, Model E83W"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW017937 - "Copland Road Underground Station"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW028124 - "AEC Matador Mk III Truck"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW019739 - "Sister ship RMS Orcades (III)"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW043790 - "Greyhound Hotel"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW044184 - "Greyhound Hotel"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW043788 - "Humber Hawk Mark VI Saloon"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW038367 - "Rover P4 75 Cyclops and a 4/50 (6/80) Wolseley"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW018522 - "1930's Bentley 8 litre long wheel base of which only 35..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW019445 - "1930's Bentley 8 litre long wheel base of which only 35..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW019446 - "1930's Bentley 8 litre long wheel base of which only 35..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049505 - " Ford Consul Mk I "	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049505 - "Austin Sixteen BS1"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049505 - "Armstrong Siddeley Hurricane"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW045352 - "Morris Commercial J-Type, produced from 1949 until 1961"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW005739 - "1930's Hillman"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW005739 - "Wolseley Ten (1947)"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW005739 - "1930's Hillman"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW005739 - "1947-1953 MG YA"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW005737 - "Wolseley Ten (1947)"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW005737 - "1930's Hillman "	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW005737 - "1947-1953 MG YA"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW005741 - "1947-53 MG YA"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW005741 - "1937 hillman minx"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW005735 - "1937 hillman minx"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW005735 - "1947–1953 MG YA"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW005736 - "1937 Hillman Minx"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW046121 - "Jowlett seven van"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW040406 - "1948-54 Austin K8- 3way Van"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW040406 - "1939-53 Morris PV 15/20 cwt Van"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW040406 - "1937-48 Morris CV 11/30 cwt van "	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW040406 - " 1950's Austin Loadstar"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW040406 - "1940s Ford V8 pickup truck"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW040406 - "1949–53 Ford Anglia E494A"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW040406 - "1935–48 Morris Eight"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW040406 - "1930's 1-1/2 Ton Ford Truck"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW040406 - "1947–52 Austin A40 Devon"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW013327 - "Looks like a large model of an elephant."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW044951 - "Murtagh's Bar, Newry Street."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027863 - "Electric milk float, common in the 1950's"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027861 - "Electric milk float, common in the 1950's"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027861 - "MG M-type Midget (1929–1932)"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027863 - "MG M-type Midget (1929–1932)"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027862 - "MG M-type Midget (1929–1932)"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027862 - "Electric milk float, common in the 1950's."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027864 - "MG M-type Midget (1929–1932)"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW028313 - "The RMS Ascania (1923-1956). On 24 August 1939, she was..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW016952 - "The old railway line which ran under Copland Road towards..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAR019254 - "Austin A125 Sheerline (1947-1953)"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAR019254 - "A pair of Humber Super Snipe Mk. III's (1950-1952)"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAR019254 - "Austin: A40 Somerset Cabriolet (1952-1954)"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAR019254 - "Rover 75 'Cyclops' (1949-1954)"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAR014821 - "Wolseley Wasp (1935 -1936)"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAR014821 - "Austin 16 (1945-1949)"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAR014821 - "Armstrong Siddeley Hurricane (1946–1953)"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAR014821 - "Morris 10/4 Series 2 (1935–1937)"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAR027693 - "1946 Ford Anglia E04A ."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAR027693 - "Morris Minor Series 2 (1952-1956)"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAR016597 - "TS Duchess of Hamilton"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAR008667 - "The long-disused drinking fountain located just within..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW019589 - "Two paddle steamers, most likely the Prince George and..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAR008668 - "Princess May Paddle Steamer (1898-1953) in service on the..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW026582 - "Princess May Paddle Steamer (1898-1953) in service on the..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW026583 - " Princess May Paddle Steamer (1898-1953) in service on..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW017916 - "Prince Edward Paddle Steamer (1911-1955) in service on..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAR017662 - "Balloch Pier station platform."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW017915 - "Paddle steamer Prince Edward, in service on the Loch from..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW047678 - "1936 Ford Model 68 Roadster."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW047678 - "1934 Austin 10/4 Lichfield."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW047678 - "1940s BSA motor cycle."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW047678 - "1937 Ford Ten 7W"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW047675 - "Crates containing Bedford engines for Churchill tanks...."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW047675 - "Allis-Chalmers HD-14 Crawler Tractor."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW047676 - "1950 Commer Superpoise tipper truck."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW047676 - "Fiat 55 Crawler Tractor"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW047675 - "Three small Fiat 25 Crawler Tractors under cover."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW047675 - "Allis-Chalmers HD-14 tractor by Richard Campbell ..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW052995 - "The Singer Sewing Machine Factory clock, the world's..."	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017204 - "Fordson 7v Tipper"	4 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017207 - "1940's Morris GPO Y Van. 165 of these vans were specially..."	5 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017202 - "1940's Morris GPO Y Van. 165 of these vans were specially..."	5 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017205 - "Old car "	5 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW028362 - "116, West Scotland St"	5 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW053439 - "Peat bog"	5 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW046344 - "Side of building 'Beattie's Bread'. See photo for ground..."	5 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW019892 - "Telford Street Park. It was the home ground of Caledonian..."	5 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW032890 - "This is the 1923 3 Litre Bentley (Chassis No. 563). The..."	5 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW026584 - "Muirton Park home of St Johnstone FC. Muirton Park (1924..."	5 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017208 - "This picture from 1981 is of Wolseley Street near the..."	5 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017201 - "The houses in Wolsesley Street and another row of..."	5 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW009614 - "Two American CCKW 353 Cargo trucks with open cabs"	5 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW046613 - "Odeon cinema, 46 The Broadway"	5 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW046612 - "Odeon cinema, 46 The Broadway"	5 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW005687 - "Odeon cinema, 46 The Broadway"	5 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW005688 - "Odeon cinema, 46 The Broadway"	5 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW044804 - "MG TC Roadster"	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW044913 - "MG TC Roadster"	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW050888 - "Famous old Main Stand building of Albion Rovers FC. In..."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW019602 - "Air one's dirty laundry in public"	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW039082 - "Station Park home of Forfar Athletic FC"	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW005447 - "VENO'S 'COUGH CURE' Advert"	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW005451 - "FRY'S CHOCOLATE Delivery Cart"	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW005450 - "FRY'S CHOCOLATE Delivery Cart (NOTE: Staff waving from..."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW005448 - "FRY'S CHOCOLATE Delivery Cart"	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW005452 - " FRY'S CHOCOLATE Delivery Cart"	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW048856 - "Standard Vanguard Phase 1"	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW018408 - "Buildings of Carrington's Farm still standing today"	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW042962 - "1950 Hillman Minx Convertible"	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW042956 - "1950 Hillman Minx Convertible"	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW053718 - "The Union Flag: Some idiot hung it upside down."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW006141 - "Bronze statue of William Cavendish, the 7th Duke of..."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW011684 - "Motor Gun Boat"	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW031975 - "Torquay's oldest pub. Hole in the Wall."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW031975 - "The Devon Arms pub."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW014997 - "The Devon Arms pub"	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW011837 - "Torquay's oldest pub - Hole in the Wall."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW011840 - "Hole in the Wall - Torquay's oldest pub"	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW011835 - "Hole in the Wall. Torquay's oldest pub."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW011835 - "The Devon Arms boozer."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW011835 - "Gibbons Silver Grill, now Park Lane Bar & Grill"	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW011835 - "Vauxhall Light Six 14"	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW011835 - "MG TC Midget (1945-50) The TC Midget was the first..."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW011838 - "Bobby & Co. was a provincial department store group based..."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW009729 - "Harland and Wolff Diesel Engine Works, 181 Lancefield Street"	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW022261 - "The West Boathouse on Glasgow Green. This building houses..."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW022174 - "The West Boathouse on Glasgow Green. This building houses..."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW022067 - "The West Boathouse on Glasgow Green. This building houses..."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW022061 - "The West Boathouse on Glasgow Green. This building houses..."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW035932 - "The West Boathouse on Glasgow Green. This building houses..."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAR014714 - "The West Boathouse on Glasgow Green. This building houses..."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW022707 - "The West Boathouse on Glasgow Green. This building houses..."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW022065 - "The West Boathouse on Glasgow Green. This building houses..."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW024456 - "Tenement 19 Albion Place, can be seen in this old Hibs..."	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW016960 - " Beattie's Bread - Quality Always"	6 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW009705 - "Kelvin Hall. ..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW009705 - "Scotway House, 165 Castlebank Street. The 1885 building..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW031462 - "Look! No Road Markings! The first ever road markings that..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW047676 - "2 x Allis-Chalmers HD-19 Crawler Tractors. These would..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW047676 - "4 x Allis-Chalmers HD20 21 ton Crawlers."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW047676 - "Austin A40 Somerset"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW047676 - "Standard Vanguard Phase 1 Van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW047678 - "1938–1949 Ford Prefect E93A (see pin below)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW047678 - "1938–1949 Ford Prefect E93A. The Ford Prefect was..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW051399 - "1933 BSA 10 H.P Saloon. ..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW051399 - "1950–1953 Standard Vanguard Phase I Estate. ..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW051399 - "1952–54 Morris Minor Series II. Cheese grater grill type...."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW051399 - "1947–1953 MG YA sports saloon. ..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW000748 - "The bombed remains of St James Church which stood at the..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW000757 - "The bombed remains of St James Church which stood at the..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW000760 - "The bombed remains of St James Church which stood at the..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW000746 - "The bombed remains of St James Church which stood at the..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW051399	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW051399 - "1947–1954 Austin Sheerline 125. The Austin Sheerline is a large luxury car that was produced by Austin in the United Kingdom from 1947 to 1954. The Sheerline was designed by Austin during the Second World War, but production did not begin until 1947 because of the commitment to war production. It was a luxurious car in the style of the contemporary Rolls-Royce or Bentley but at a much lower price, around two-thirds that of the equivalent Rolls-Royce but still the price of five or six small Austins. There were about 8,000 built but it is now becoming quite rare. Predecessor Austin 28 Ranelagh 4016cc (announced August 1938) Successor Austin A135 Princess Vanden Plas Princess"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW051399 - "1948–54 Morris Oxford Series MO four-door saloon. 159,960 produced Predecessor Morris Ten series M Morris Twelve Morris Fourteen Successor Morris Oxford series II"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW051399	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW051399 - "1947–52 Austin A40 Devon saloon. The A40 Devon (and similar 2-door A40 Dorset) are automobiles that were marketed by Austin from 1947 to 1952 – the first post-war saloons to be produced by Austin – featuring a mix of old and new technologies. They were previewed by the UK press at the Paris Motor Show on 22 October 1947, who expressed immediate disappointment at the car's conservative appearance. More than 450,000 were built before the model's replacement in 1952 by the Austin A40 Somerset. Predecessor Austin 10 Successor Austin A40 Somerset"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW051399	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW051399 - "1936-1939 Austin 10 Cambridge 4 door saloon. Compared with the preceding cars the passengers and engine were positioned much further forward, the back seat now being rather forward of the back axle. There were six side windows like the Sherborne and the quarter lights were fixed. Again like the Sherborne the forward doors opened rearwards. At the back there was now a compartment large enough to take a trunk as well as more luggage on the open compartment door when it was let down. Predecessor none Successor Austin A40 "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW051399	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW051399 - "1947-1954 Austin K8 3 way van. The K8 started in early 1946. But it soon became known as the 'Three-Way' van owing to its arrangement of double doors on both the nearside and offside, as well as at the rear, providing excellent access to the loading bay. Predecessor Austin 10 van Successor Austin 1000 / 1500kg "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW051399	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW051399 - "1939–1948 Austin 8 4-door Saloon. The Austin 8 is a small car that was produced by Austin between 1939 and 1948. Launched on 24 February 1939, production continued into the war until 1943. Approximately 9,000 - 9,500 of the wartime Austin models were two-seater military 8AP tourers produced for the armed services and government, and the rest were four light saloons, six light saloons, two and four seater tourers and vans. After World War II, the model was made from 1945 until 1948. Predecessor Austin Big 7 Successor Austin A30 "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW051399 - "1952-1954 Austin A40 Somerset 4-door saloon. Predecessor Austin A40 Devon/Dorset Successor Austin A40 Cambridge"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW051399	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW051399 - "1951–1956 Ford Zephyr Six. The first of the Zephyr range was a lengthened version of the four-cylinder 1,508 cc (92 cu in) Consul, with a 2,262 cc (138 cu in) six-cylinder engine producing 68 bhp (51 kW). Like the Consul, the Zephyr came with a three-speed gear box, controlled by a column-mounted lever."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW051399	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW051399 - "1934-1935 Morris Ten Six. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW051399	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW051399 - "1947–1953 Standard Vanguard Phase 1A The body was updated in 1952. The registration plate was moved from the rear bumper to the boot lid, a lowered bonnet line, a wider rear window and a new grille featuring a wide horizontal chrome bar in place of the narrow, more closely packed slats of the original grille. This became known as the Phase 1A. Predecessor Standard Fourteen Successor Triumph 2000"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW051399	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW051399 - "1949 Humber Super Snipe Mark II. Early Mark II Super Snipes can be distinguished by round lamps below the head lamps.The left one was a fog lamp, and the right one was a "pass" lamp with a low narrow beam for passing cars when using dipped headlights. These were dropped in 1949 in favour of rectangular side lamps which were continued in the Mark III. Predecessor Super Snipe I Successor Super Snipe III"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW051399	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW051399 - "1938–1957 Fordson E83W van. The Fordson E83W, also sold later under the Thames brand, is a 10 cwt (half ton) light commercial vehicle that was built by Ford of Britain at the Ford Dagenham assembly plant (home of Fordson tractors) between 1938 and 1957. The van was sold in Australia as the Ten-Ten, and the E83W was available in various forms around much of the world as Britain strove to export after World War II. In some countries, the 'cowl and chassis' only was imported and local bodies built. Successor Ford Thames 400E"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW051399	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW051399 - "1952-1954 Austin A40 Somerset 4-door saloon. Predecessor Austin A40 Devon/Dorset Successor Austin A40 Cambridge "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW051399	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW051399 - "1948–54 Morris Oxford Series MO four-door saloon. 159,960 produced Predecessor Morris Ten series M Morris Twelve Morris Fourteen Successor Morris Oxford series II"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image WAW044021	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image WAW044021 - "A pair of Euclid Dump Trucks"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW038703	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW038703 - "Leyland Beaver truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW038703	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW038703 - "ERF Lorry"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW038696	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW038696 - "Bedford OY high side tipper truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW044010 - "Morris Eight Series E. Production 1938–1948. 120,434 produced. The Series E announced in October 1938[8] brought a major restyle with a "waterfall" dummy grille, headlights in the wings and the running boards had gone. The car was longer, wider and heavier but the wheelbase was actually 1-inch (25 mm) shorter at 7 feet 5 inches (2.26 m). There was now an 'inbuilt luggage compartment with external access' with a space available of 'close on 5¼ cubic feet with the door closed."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW044010	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW044010 - "Morris Ten series II. Production 1935–1937. 59,364 (including Morris Twelve series II) produced. A rationalisation of the Morris range took place in 1935 and the new Ten series II shared its body and chassis with the Morris Twelve series II. A three-speed manual gearbox was fitted at first, but a four-speed reappeared as an option from 1936 and standard from 1937. Steel disc Easiclene wheels replaced the wire ones at the end of 1936."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW044010	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW044010 - "(1 of 2) Ford Prefect E493A. Production 1949–1953. 192,229 were made. A Prefect tested by the British magazine The Motor in 1948 had a top speed of 61 mph (98 km/h) and could accelerate from 0-50 mph (80 km/h) in 22.8 seconds. A fuel consumption of 33.2 miles per imperial gallon (8.5 L/100 km; 27.6 mpg‑US) was recorded. The test car which had the optional leather upholstery cost £412 including taxes. In standard form, they commented that it was the cheapest 4-door car on the British market."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW044010	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW044010 - "(2 of 2) Ford Prefect E493A. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW042082 - "Outdoor swimming pool"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW029779	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW029779 - "Fordson Thames 7V box van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW023146 - "During WWII a roadblock, number 42, was situated at the railway bridge and was manned by the local Home Guard under the command of Major Norman Thompson, who was perhaps better known at Norman Dennis, a local actor."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW023144	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EAW023144 - "This is the old George Fitt filling station adjacent to..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW023147	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW023147 - "This is what is today the Chestfield Care Home."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW023146	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW023146 - "Just out of shot here...what is still today, the Chestfield Care Home. More of the Care Home can be seen in image EAW023147 "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EAW023145 - "This is the old George Fitt filling station adjacent to..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW028666	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW028666 - "Morris Commercial FV lorry"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW033891 - "Driving - Cycling - Walking Mind how YOU go!"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW033894	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW033894 - "Morris 12hp Series Y 10cwt Van. Replaced Morris Twelve Series II Production 1940-1949 initially included truck. An ambulance version made during the war had a 14hp engine, larger wheels and tyres, 10 inches longer wheelbase and longer chassis."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW033895	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW033895 - "Morris 12hp Series Y 10cwt Van. Replaced Morris Twelve Series II Production 1940-1949 initially included truck. An ambulance version made during the war had a 14hp engine, larger wheels and tyres, 10 inches longer wheelbase and longer chassis."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW033899 - "Driving - Cycling - Walking Mind how YOU go!"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW033892	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW033892 - "Morris 12hp Series Y 10cwt Van. Replaced Morris Twelve Series II Production 1940-1949 initially included truck. An ambulance version made during the war had a 14hp engine, larger wheels and tyres, 10 inches longer wheelbase and longer chassis."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW033898	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW033898 - "Morris 12hp Series Y 10cwt Van. Replaced Morris Twelve Series II Production 1940-1949 initially included truck. An ambulance version made during the war had a 14hp engine, larger wheels and tyres, 10 inches longer wheelbase and longer chassis."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW048695	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW048695 - "Vulcan 5 Ton Truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW048694	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW048694 - "Bedford OSBT truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW048694	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW048694 - "Bedford O Series Lorry"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW048694	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW048694 - "Austin K2 truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW048694	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW048694 - "Morris Commercial J Type Van. The Morris Commercial J-type is a 10 cwt (0.5 ton) van launched by Morris Commercial in 1949 and produced until 1961. After the formation of the British Motor Corporation in 1952, by the merger of Morris' parent company, the Nuffield Organisation, and Austin, the Commercial name was dropped and the van was marketed as the Morris J-type."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EAW052890 - "Name: HELIX ..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW035052	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW035052 - "Morris Commercial PV. PV = Parcel Van was the first transport truck in front- axle design, produced by the Morris Motor Company from 1939 onwards. It was based on the Morris CVF truck. The van had two sliding doors at the front and two tailgate doors. It was developed especially for the house-to-house delivery and had a payload from 760 to 1000 kg. The two-piece front windshields were split again in height, so that the upper part could be opened for fresh air supply."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW035056	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW035056	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW035056 - "Bedford OY alongside an OX. The OY was designed for a 3-ton payload, The OX was a short-wheelbase version of the OY, designed for a 30 cwt (1.5 ton) payload. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW028161	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW028161 - "Bedford WHG 2-ton Truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050827	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050827 - "Alvis TA21 3 litre straight six. The Alvis Three Litre TA21, is an automobile which was produced by Alvis Cars between 1950 and 1953. It was announced to the British public the day it went on display at the opening of the Geneva Motor Show 16 March 1950. Reports noted that the larger new three-litre engine was "square" to provide flexibility in top gear and though the front suspension was once again independent it now used coil springs in place of Alvis's previous transverse leaf system. In external appearance the headlamps were now semi-recessed and there were aprons over the rear wheels. There were only ever 1316 produced."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050824	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050824 - "Alvis TA21 3 litre straight six. The Alvis Three Litre TA21, is an automobile which was produced by Alvis Cars between 1950 and 1953. It was announced to the British public the day it went on display at the opening of the Geneva Motor Show 16 March 1950. Reports noted that the larger new three-litre engine was "square" to provide flexibility in top gear and though the front suspension was once again independent it now used coil springs in place of Alvis's previous transverse leaf system. In external appearance the headlamps were now semi-recessed and there were aprons over the rear wheels. There were only ever 1316 produced."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050823	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050823 - "Alvis TA21 3 litre straight six. The Alvis Three Litre TA21, is an automobile which was produced by Alvis Cars between 1950 and 1953. It was announced to the British public the day it went on display at the opening of the Geneva Motor Show 16 March 1950. Reports noted that the larger new three-litre engine was "square" to provide flexibility in top gear and though the front suspension was once again independent it now used coil springs in place of Alvis's previous transverse leaf system. In external appearance the headlamps were now semi-recessed and there were aprons over the rear wheels. There were only ever 1316 produced."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW020870 - "'Beefex' - Brings pink cheeks and bright eyes."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SAR022293	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SAR022293	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SAR022293	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAR022293 - "Glasgow’s Dennistoun Palais. The city venue, which had opened in 1922, was the biggest dance hall in Glasgow, with a capacity for 1800. It was said that 10 times round the dance floor represented a mile. In July 1966, the 'Denny Pally' announced plans to reduce its dance space to just a small basement, with a much larger area set aside for roller skating (The Rollerina). It was later turned into a supermarket, but there are now flats on the site."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW029810	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW029810 - " Austin 3 Ton Dropside Lorry"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW029803 - "Fordson 7V"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW029803	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW029803 - "Ford F60L"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW043629	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW043629 - "7 Holborn Circus. This empty piece of ground is explained in Image EPW005904 which was taken in March 1921 (See attached pic)."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EPW005904	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EPW005904	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW005904 - "This building at No 7 Holborn Circus was the department store of Messrs Thomas Wallis & Co Limited. Exactly 20 years and 1 month after this image was taken the building was struck by incendiary bombs at 2.30am on 17 April 1941, the night that became known as 'The Wednesday' of the Blitz. Over 1,000 civilians were killed in the attack, which targeted mainly central and south London. Gamages, which stood opposite, survived. Police Constables Arthur Cross and Fred Tibbs took this photo the following morning. In 1961, the Daily Mirror built its premises on the former Wallis site. (see pic.) More: See Image EAW043629 (taken in 1952) where the cleared site is evident."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW003131 - "Entrance"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW003130 - "Entrance"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050864	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050864 - "A Double Diamond Works Wonders"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EPW023191	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW023191 - "1928 Morris Commercial"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW031427	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW031430	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW031430 - "Fordson 7V"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW031431	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW031431 - "Fordson 7V"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW031434	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW031434 - "Fordson 7V"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW031426	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW031426 - "Fordson 7V"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW031428	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW031428 - "Fordson 7V"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW031427 - "Fordson 7V"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW031429	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW031429 - "Fordson 7V "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SPW053555	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW053555 - "Gartloch Asylum"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW053555 - "Gartloch Hospital Mortuary"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SPW053554	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SPW053554	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW053554 - "Summerlee Iron Works, Coatbridge"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SPW053554	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SPW053554	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW053554 - "Bishop Loch The loch today is much smaller as can be seen on this Google Earth comparison."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SPW053554	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SPW053554	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SPW053554	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW053554 - "Lochend Loch (Drumpellier Park)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW053554 - "Woodend Loch"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW042508 - "Econowash"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW045103	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW045103 - "Leicester Stadium, also known as Blackbird Road Stadium (despite sitting proudly on Parker Drive and not Blackbird Road!) was home to speedway, stock car racing and greyhound racing. Providing a capacity of 9,000 the stadium was built in 1929 and played host to the Hunters then the Lions. The threat of closure loomed over the stadium through the late '70s and early '80s. The stadium closed to speedway for the last time at the end of the 1983 season following the match against Belle Vue on 25th October (Lions lost 40-38 with Neil Collins top scoring on 10). The 'powers that be' decided that a few more houses for the city were more important than the sporting amenity that was Leicester Stadium."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW045352	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW045352 - "Leicester Stadium, also known as Blackbird Road Stadium (despite sitting proudly on Parker Drive and not Blackbird Road!) was home to speedway, stock car racing and greyhound racing. Providing a capacity of 9,000 the stadium was built in 1929 and played host to the Hunters then the Lions. The threat of closure loomed over the stadium through the late '70s and early '80s. The stadium closed to speedway for the last time at the end of the 1983 season following the match against Belle Vue on 25th October (Lions lost 40-38 with Neil Collins top scoring on 10). The 'powers that be' decided that a few more houses for the city were more important than the sporting amenity that was Leicester Stadium."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW016983 - "Sign: TO TEA LAWN & BUFFET"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW016986 - "Sign: TO TEA LAWN & BUFFET"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW023192 - "Two Horse Boxes outside the Garages. In 1930 Lambourn Racehorse Transport Service was started by Sir H. Nugent with the horse boxes of M. Scott which were repainted and located at Lambourn Garages. Four new boxes were ordered and build by Wilson's of Kingston with the horses facing forward. Stroude of Swindon horse boxes were purchased together with the horse boxes of Capt. O.M.D. Bell and H.L.Cottrill. Sir H Nugent was the Managing Director of the Lambourn Racehorse Transport Service and M.J.Scott was the Manager for about 8 years. F.W.Thatcher was the manager of the Lambourn Garages. In 1931 the Lambourn Racehorse Transport Service had over twenty five regular racehorse trainers as customers which accounted for transportation of about two thousand racehorses in the year. The railways continued to transport racehorse from the location but on a continual decline in numbers as the LRTS developed and replaced their older boxes with Lambourn patented racehorse boxes where horses faced forward. In 1933 Hobbs, Park Farm, Upper Lambourn purchased a Rio racehorse box and F.G.Templeman of Meridian, Lambourn had a Vincent horse box. In c1933 the Lambourn Garages Coach-building Section was started and built the bodies for the new LRTS horseboxes. The LRTS located a horsebox at Ogbourne and two at Wroughton pre-war. When Sir H. Nugent went to live in Ireland at the beginning of the war, F.W.Thatcher became the General Manager of his business interests in the location, until his retirement twenty years later when Sir John Nugent took over the family business interests. In 1939 the LRTS had about twelve or more boxes where the horses were facing forward, a few were dual purpose to carry horses, cattle or goods. In the war the horse boxes were also used for war work. During the war when racing was restricted, the LRTS and the railways in the location continued to transport racehorses in reduced numbers. In 1945 the LRTS purchased V.Hobbs racehorse box when he retired; this left only F.G.Templeton in Lambourn and Upper Lambourn with the required licence by a trainer to transport his stabled horses. Some year later he purchased a new larger horse box from Lambourn Coachbuilders. After the war the LRTS built more horse boxes which were larger and carried more horses. By 1950 they probably had increased the number of boxes to eighteen or twenty and transported the vast majority of the racehorses in location for forty years or more. Over the years the LRTS became one of the largest in the country. Until 1951 the railways continued to transport racehorses from the location each month; after that an occasional horse would be delivered to or from the location, the last being in 1959. In 1955 H.E. Whiteman moved his horses, furniture etc. by train at a cost of £340 from Park Farm, Upper Lambourn to Place Newtown near Malton in Yorkshire. In 1954 G.G.Kennedy moved to Ashdown Park, Upper Lambourn with a licensed horse box which he used until c1964 when he then hired horse boxes from Hunts of Newbury. In the late 1960's the Lambourn Racehorse Transport service purchased the Ridgeway horseboxes which were located at Milton, Oxon. This was at the time that the licensing laws changed. At the same time the LRTS became Lambourn Ridgeway Transport until the early 1980's when it all became Lambourn Racehorse Transport. In c1983 the Lambourn Racehorse Transport was located at Station road until 1988 when it moved to Mile End Farm on the Wantage Road. From the early 1970's some of the Trainers started to purchase race horse boxes in the location which were usually Lambourn built boxes. This continued in the 1980s and 1990's and other small hire firms have moved into the location. In late 1989 or early 1990 Mr L Kane bought the LRT. The racehorse bodes were moved to North Farm, Lambourn. In March 1991 Mr J Ratcliffe purchased the LRT which remained at North Farm. In February 1992 Mr Merrick E.D. Francis became the owner of LRT which since then had been located at Baydon Road, Lambourn."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW023191 - "Two Horse Boxes outside the Garages. In 1930 Lambourn Racehorse Transport Service was started by Sir H. Nugent with the horse boxes of M. Scott which were repainted and located at Lambourn Garages. Four new boxes were ordered and build by Wilson's of Kingston with the horses facing forward. Stroude of Swindon horse boxes were purchased together with the horse boxes of Capt. O.M.D. Bell and H.L.Cottrill. Sir H Nugent was the Managing Director of the Lambourn Racehorse Transport Service and M.J.Scott was the Manager for about 8 years. F.W.Thatcher was the manager of the Lambourn Garages. In 1931 the Lambourn Racehorse Transport Service had over twenty five regular racehorse trainers as customers which accounted for transportation of about two thousand racehorses in the year. The railways continued to transport racehorse from the location but on a continual decline in numbers as the LRTS developed and replaced their older boxes with Lambourn patented racehorse boxes where horses faced forward. In 1933 Hobbs, Park Farm, Upper Lambourn purchased a Rio racehorse box and F.G.Templeman of Meridian, Lambourn had a Vincent horse box. In c1933 the Lambourn Garages Coach-building Section was started and built the bodies for the new LRTS horseboxes. The LRTS located a horsebox at Ogbourne and two at Wroughton pre-war. When Sir H. Nugent went to live in Ireland at the beginning of the war, F.W.Thatcher became the General Manager of his business interests in the location, until his retirement twenty years later when Sir John Nugent took over the family business interests. In 1939 the LRTS had about twelve or more boxes where the horses were facing forward, a few were dual purpose to carry horses, cattle or goods. In the war the horse boxes were also used for war work. During the war when racing was restricted, the LRTS and the railways in the location continued to transport racehorses in reduced numbers. In 1945 the LRTS purchased V.Hobbs racehorse box when he retired; this left only F.G.Templeton in Lambourn and Upper Lambourn with the required licence by a trainer to transport his stabled horses. Some year later he purchased a new larger horse box from Lambourn Coachbuilders. After the war the LRTS built more horse boxes which were larger and carried more horses. By 1950 they probably had increased the number of boxes to eighteen or twenty and transported the vast majority of the racehorses in location for forty years or more. Over the years the LRTS became one of the largest in the country. Until 1951 the railways continued to transport racehorses from the location each month; after that an occasional horse would be delivered to or from the location, the last being in 1959. In 1955 H.E. Whiteman moved his horses, furniture etc. by train at a cost of £340 from Park Farm, Upper Lambourn to Place Newtown near Malton in Yorkshire. In 1954 G.G.Kennedy moved to Ashdown Park, Upper Lambourn with a licensed horse box which he used until c1964 when he then hired horse boxes from Hunts of Newbury. In the late 1960's the Lambourn Racehorse Transport service purchased the Ridgeway horseboxes which were located at Milton, Oxon. This was at the time that the licensing laws changed. At the same time the LRTS became Lambourn Ridgeway Transport until the early 1980's when it all became Lambourn Racehorse Transport. In c1983 the Lambourn Racehorse Transport was located at Station road until 1988 when it moved to Mile End Farm on the Wantage Road. From the early 1970's some of the Trainers started to purchase race horse boxes in the location which were usually Lambourn built boxes. This continued in the 1980s and 1990's and other small hire firms have moved into the location. In late 1989 or early 1990 Mr L Kane bought the LRT. The racehorse bodes were moved to North Farm, Lambourn. In March 1991 Mr J Ratcliffe purchased the LRT which remained at North Farm. In February 1992 Mr Merrick E.D. Francis became the owner of LRT which since then had been located at Baydon Road, Lambourn. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW052972 - "Lacons Ales"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW052972 - "Barclays Bank Limited"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW052972 - "Fordson E83W Box Van"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW052972 - "Vauxhall Wyvern"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW052972 - "Ford Thames Fordson E83w panel van"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW016968 - "2 x Austin K6 6X4 Trucks"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW016964 - "2 x Austin K6 6x4 Trucks"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW032043 - "Cosby's Stores"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW023194 - "L.E White"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW023193 - "Lambourn Universal Stores"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW023193 - "County Police Station"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW017984	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017984 - "Euclid Bottom Dump Wagon"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017984 - " Bedford OY Truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW017949	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017949 - "Bedford OY Truck"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017949 - "Austin K6 Tipper"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW025925 - "Austin K6 Tipper"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW017984	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017984 - "Austin K6 Tipper"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EAW023194 - "Two Horse Boxes can be seen outside the Garages. ..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW042530 - "Correction: Van exit in Cubie Street on way to deliver bread/cakes throughout the country. Vans always returned to the factory on the Wesleyan Street side."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW041212 - "Home of Arthur 'Two Sheds' Jackson"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW017956	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017956 - "4 x Euclid Bottom Dump Tractor Wagons"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAR031591 - "Ford Thames ET6"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAR031591 - "Bedford OB Duple coach (Brydon)"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EAW017955 - "Rapier dragline"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017954 - "A pair of Euclid R-15 Dump Trucks"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017951 - "A pair of Euclid R-15 Dump Trucks"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017951 - "Euclid R-15 Dump Truck"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017985 - "Euclid R-15 Dump Truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW018399	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW018399 - "Bedford OY Truck"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW017989	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017989 - "Lima Model 802 Shovel filling a Euclid R-15 Dump Truck as another R-15 awaits his turn."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW017990	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017990 - "Lima shovel model 802 filling an Euclid R-15 Dump Truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW017990	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017990 - "Euclid R-15 dump truck"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW025975 - "Scammell Mechanical Horse"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW012050 - "Euclid R-15 Dump Truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW012050	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW012050 - "Bedford Oy truck"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW012050 - "Cat Road-Grader"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW037648 - "Critical failure in hedge as 'M' dies off."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025919	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW025919 - "Euclid R-15 dump truck"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW025914 - "Cat Road-Grader"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025914	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW025914 - "Euclid R-15 dump truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW018413	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW018413 - "Euclid R-15 dump truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW018413	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW018413 - "Bedford Oy truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW012044	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW012044	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW012044 - "An Euclid BV Belt Loader with 2 Euclid Bottom Dump wagons in attendance. BV Loader stands for "Blade-Veyor" and it was not a self propelled machine, as seen in this image it was pulled by a bulldozer. It's exactly like a Holland Loader but Euclid started making the BV's back in the 1940's before them I believe. It works like a scraper does but the dirt moves up a conveyor belt and then its loaded into a 'Bottom Dump' tractor running alongside of it. In this image one dump wagon waits in turn as one is being filled to capacity by the BV. The book EUCLID: Earth-moving Equipment 1924-1968 has an entire section on the BV Loaders."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW012043	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW012043	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW012043 - "A parked Euclid Bottom Dump Wagon alongside a Euclid R15 Dump Truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW012042	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW012042	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW012042 - "An Euclid BV Belt Loader with a Euclid Bottom Dump Wagon alongside being filled. BV Loader stands for "Blade-Veyor" it was not a self propelled machine, as can be seen in this image it was pulled by a bulldozer. It's exactly like a Holland Loader but Euclid started making the BV's back in the 1940's before them I believe. It works like a scraper does, only the dirt moves up a conveyor belt and then its loaded into a 'Bottom Dump' tractor running alongside of it. Up to 5 of these dump wagons can follow in convoy awaiting their turn as each one is filled to capacity. The book EUCLID: Earth-moving Equipment 1924-1968 has an entire section on BV Loaders. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW012041	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW012041 - "Carlisle Model 200 grader"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW012041	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW011899	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW012041 - "Euclid 'Bottom-Dump' Wagon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW011899	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW012041	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW011899	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW012041 - "An Euclid BV Belt Loader. BV Loader stands for "Blade-Veyor" it was not a self propelled machine, as can be seen in this image it was pulled by a bulldozer. It's exactly like a Holland Loader but Euclid started making the BV's back in the 1940's before them I believe. It works like a scraper does, only the dirt moves up a conveyor belt and then its loaded into a 'Bottom Dump' tractor running alongside of it. The book EUCLID: Earth-moving Equipment 1924-1968 has an entire section on BV Loaders."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW011899 - "A moving Euclid BV Belt Loader with a Euclid Bottom Dump truck alongside being filled. BV Loader stands for "Blade-Veyor" it was not a self propelled machine, as can be seen in this image it was pulled by a bulldozer. It's exactly like a Holland Loader but Euclid started making the BV's back in the 1940's before them I believe. It works like a scraper does, only the dirt moves up a conveyor belt and then its loaded into a 'Bottom Dump' tractor running alongside of it. Up to 5 of these dump wagons can follow in convoy awaiting their turn as each one is filled to capacity. The book EUCLID: Earth-moving Equipment 1924-1968 has an entire section on BV Loaders. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW011242	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW011242 - "Euclid R15 Dump Truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW011242	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW011242 - "Bedford Series O Tipper"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW012049	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW012049 - "Euclid R15 dump truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner replied to a pin made on image EAW018408 with comment of -"Thanks for clearing that up Ted,my mistake. It is indeed..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW012053 - "A moving Euclid BV Belt Loader with 2 Euclid Bottom Dump trucks in attendance. BV Loader stands for "Blade-Veyor" and it was not a self propelled machine it was pulled by a bulldozer. It's exactly like a Holland Loader but Euclid started making the BV's back in the 1940's before them I believe. It works like a scraper does but the dirt moves up a conveyor belt and then its loaded into a 'Bottom Dump' tractor running alongside of it. Up to 5 of these dump wagons follow in convoy awaiting their turn as each one is filled to capacity. In the attached photo the 'A' Dump tractor is moving off as 'B' replaces it (IMAGE EAW011892). Next, you can see truck 'B' alongside the BV receiving its load while Truck 'A' heads off (IMAGE EAW012057) to where a fleet of tipper trucks await nearby for dispatch to a landfill site(IMAGE EAW018408). The book EUCLID: Earth-moving Equipment 1924-1968 has an entire section on the BV Loaders. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW011891	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW011891	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW011891 - "A moving Euclid BV Belt Loader with 2 Euclid Bottom Dump trucks in attendance. BV Loader stands for "Blade-veyor" and it was not a self propelled machine, as can be seen in the image, it was pulled by a bulldozer. Its exactly like a Holland Loader but Euclid started making the BV's back in the 1940's before them I believe. It works like a scraper does but the dirt moves up a conveyor belt and then its loaded into a 'Bottom Dump' tractor running alongside of it. Up to 5 of these dump wagons follow in convoy awaiting their turn as each one is filled to capacity before moving off. The book EUCLID: Earth-moving Equipment 1924-1968 has an entire section on the BV Loaders."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW011890 - "A moving Euclid BV Belt Loader with a Euclid Bottom Dump truck following in attendance. BV Loader stands for "Blade-veyor" and it was not a self propelled machine, as the image shows it was pulled by a bulldozer. Its exactly like a Holland Loader but Euclid started making the BV's back in the 1940's before them I believe. It works like a scraper does but the dirt moves up a conveyor belt and then its loaded into a 'Bottom Dump' tractor running alongside of it. Up to 5 of these dump wagons follow in convoy awaiting their turn as each one is filled to capacity. The book EUCLID: Earth-moving Equipment 1924-1968 has an entire section on the BV Loaders"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW012053	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW011889	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW011889	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW011889 - "Moving Euclid BV Belt Loader with Euclid Bottom Dump Wagon alongside. BV Loader stands for "Blade-veyor" and it was not a self propelled machine it was pulled by a bulldozer, as seen in this image. Its exactly like a Holland Loader but Euclid started making the BV's back in the 1940's before them I believe. It works like a scraper does but the dirt moves up a conveyor belt and then its loaded into the 'Bottom Dump' wagon running alongside of it. The book EUCLID: Earth-moving Equipment 1924-1968 has an entire section on the BV Loaders. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW018407	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW018407	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW018407 - "Euclid R-15 Dump Truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW012057	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW012057 - "Euclid BV Belt Loader. BV Loader stands for "Blade-veyor" and it was not a self propelled machine it was pulled by a bulldozer. Its exactly like a Holland Loader but Euclid started making the BV's back in the 1940's before them I believe. It works like a scraper does but the dirt moves up a conveyor belt and then its loaded into a 'Bottom Dump' wagon running along side of it. The book EUCLID: Earth-moving Equipment 1924-1968 has an entire section on the BV Loaders."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW012057	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW012057 - "Euclid Bottom Dump Wagon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW012053	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW012053 - " Euclid Bottom Dump Truck "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW012049	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW012049 - "Tea-Break. 5 Euclid Bottom Dump Wagons await."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW012045	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW012045 - "Euclid R15 Quarry Truck"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW011834 - "The Queen's Hotel"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW024262	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW024262 - "Ford 7W Ten Four Door"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW035055 - "Bedford OY wreck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW048854	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW048854 - "A.Ferraris. 200-220 Broadwood Motor engineers and motor vehicle distributors and dealer Sign says: FERRARIS for CARS & TRUCKS AUSTIN FORD DODGE JENSEN"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049164 - "Two Morris 8 Series Z Van Post Office Telephone vans"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049164	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049164 - "Fordson E83W Van"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049164	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049164 - "A.Ferraris. 200-220 Broadwood Motor engineers and motor vehicle distributors and dealers "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049165 - "A.Ferraris. 200-220 Broadwood Motor engineers and motor vehicle distributors and dealers"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW048854 - "Austin A40 Somerset"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW048854	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW048854 - "Bedford OY Truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW048854	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW048854 - "Austin K8"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW048854	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW048854 - "Humber Super Snipe"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW018412	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW018412 - "Austin K2 Tipper Lorry"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017950 - "Euclid Dump Truck (1 of 2)"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017950 - "Euclid Dump Truck (2 of 2)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EAW025111 - "The Eagle Steelworks. Cocksedge Engineering in Rapier..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017207 - "2 x Morris 8 Series Z vans (Post Office van on left, Royal Mail van on right"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017207 - "Morris 8 Series Z Royal Mail van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017202 - "2 x Morris 8 Series Z Post Office vans"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017202 - "Morris 8 Series Z Royal Mail van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017207 - "2 x Morris 8 Series Z Post Office vans"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW017207	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017207 - "Austin K2"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017202 - "Austin K2 "	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017202 - "Rover 75 P3 "	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017207 - "Rover 75 P3"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW029766	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW029766 - "Commer Superpoise removal truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW026039 - "Man and mysterious woman waiting for the bus...soon it arrives, see image EAW026043"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW143996	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW143996 - "One of the 42 Leyland Olympic EL 44.5 buses due for Cuba. 450 of these British Leyland buses had already been sold to Cuba. The sale and export defied the United States' embargo set in 1963 to isolate Cuba economically and commercially at the height of the 'Cuban Missile Crisis'. In October 1964 this East German ship the "M.V. Magdeburg" was loaded with the Leyland buses bound for Cuba when it was involved in a collision with a Japanese vessel in the Thames, ruining the buses. Controversial conspiracy theories surrounded the accident. A total of 54 crew including three stewardesses and also two passengers all survived the collision...one man was thrown into the river, but was picked up safely, and just two other persons were injured."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW143996 - "3 of the Leyland Olympic EL 44.5 buses originally destined for Cuba"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW143996 - "2 of the Leyland Olympic EL 44.5 buses due for Cuba"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EPW009972	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EPW009972	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW009972 - "Vintage bus"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image WAW039191	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image WAW039191 - "Morris Oxford 4 door saloon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image WAW039191	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image WAW039191 - "Austin Ten Utility"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image WAW039190	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image WAW039190 - "Austin Ten Utility"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image WAW039190	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image WAW039190 - "Morris Oxford 4 door saloon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW053101	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW053101 - "Leyland half-cab"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW053089	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW053089 - "The Golden Hind. For the start of the 1949 season the new attraction was a full size replica of the Golden Hind sailing ship used by Sir Frances Drake to sail round the world. The replica housed a waxworks exhibition, the attraction proved popular but by 1992 visitor numbers had dropped and the wooden structure was beginning to deteriorate and was in need of renovation, this brought the whole future of the landmark into question, a proposal to demolish the ship and replace it with a "Waikiki Wave" white knuckle thrill ride were proposed but nothing ever became of the plans and they quietly washed away. However the writing was on the wall for the Golden Hind and in 1997 it was closed to the public. The ship was then bought by the operators of Peter Pans Adventure Island. The Golden Hind had seen falling attendance figures and ever increasing maintenance costs in keeping the ageing wooden ship open, after structural survey it was found the ship needed a major rebuilding program to get it re-open to the public, the cost of restoration was too high so the ship was scrapped. A replacement ship was built, the “Queen Anne’s Revenge” it was a replica of the ship used by the notorious English pirate Blackbeard, and formed the centre piece of the Blackbeard Revenge attraction. It was an end of an era on Tuesday 8th January 2013 as replica pirate ship the Queen Anne's Revenge was demolished, this brought to an end the era of a "tall ship" being based on Southend Seafront."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW033948	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW033948 - "Ford Anglia missing it's bootlid"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW033948	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW033948 - " Land Rover series 1"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW033946	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW033946 - "Ford Anglia missing it's bootlid"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW033945	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW033945 - "Ford Anglia missing it's bootlid"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW033947	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW033947 - "Ford Anglia missing it's bootlid"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW033947	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW033947 - "Land Rover series 1"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW033946	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW033946 - "Land Rover Series 1 Registration number CAJ 776 "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW033945	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW033945 - "Land Rover Series 1 Registration number CAJ 776"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW016714	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EAW016714 - "As of 2010, the property is held by Constantine Phipps,..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW010306	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW010306 - "15 cwt Morris-Commercial CS8. Probably the best known CS8 Morris seen around the world would be the vehicle used in the 1960's U.S. TV comedy series " HOGAN'S HEROES " . Set in a WW2 POW camp the vehicle appeared in many episodes as a German truck . It was a rather lucky break for the series makers that this was historically correct as many CS8's were captured at Dunkirk and subsequently used by the Wermacht ."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW010305	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW010303	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW010304	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW010303 - "15 cwt Morris-Commercial CS8. Probably the best known CS8 Morris seen around the world would be the vehicle used in the 1960's U.S. TV comedy series " HOGAN'S HEROES " . Set in a WW2 POW camp the vehicle appeared in many episodes as a German truck . It was a rather lucky break for the series makers that this was historically correct as many CS8's were captured at Dunkirk and subsequently used by the Wermacht ."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW010305 - "15 cwt Morris-Commercial CS8. Probably the best known CS8 Morris seen around the world would be the vehicle used in the 1960's U.S. TV comedy series " HOGAN'S HEROES " . Set in a WW2 POW camp the vehicle appeared in many episodes as a German truck . It was a rather lucky break for the series makers that this was historically correct as many CS8's were captured at Dunkirk and subsequently used by the Wermacht ."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW010304 - "15 cwt Morris-Commercial CS8. Probably the best known CS8 Morris seen around the world would be the vehicle used in the 1960's U.S. TV comedy series " HOGAN'S HEROES " . Set in a WW2 POW camp the vehicle appeared in many episodes as a German truck . It was a rather lucky break for the series makers that this was historically correct as many CS8's were captured at Dunkirk and subsequently used by the Wermacht . "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW034085	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW034085 - "Ford Thames ET6"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW034083	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW034083 - "Ford Thames ET6"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW034088	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW034088 - "Ford Thames ET6"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW032047	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW032047	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW032046	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW032046	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW032046 - "Horse drawn delivery cart owned by J. W. Green Ltd outside number 133 New Town Street, the building is the off licence premises 'The World’s End' one of many owned by J. W. Green at this time. See also image EAW032047"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW032047 - "Off licence 'The World’s End' owned by J. W. Green at number 133 New Town Street, to the left can be seen one of the company's horse drawn delivery carts (see post below)."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW032047 - "The Robin Hood Public House, 81 New Town Street. The pub was held by J. W. Green Limited until 1954 when the company merged with Midlands brewers Flowers and took the Flowers name. Flowers was in turn taken over by Whitbread in 1962. During the late 1960s the Robin Hood was renovated and extended by incorporating the adjacent shop into the pub. Around 1980 it was sold by Whitbread to the Courage Brewery. The Robin Hood closed by 2014 when a planning application was submitted to convert the former public house into 11 flats. J. W. Green Limited owned many pubs and off-licences' in Luton at this time. In this image one of the company's horse drawn delivery carts can be seen (see post above) further along the street at 'The World’s End' off licence (also owned by J. W. Green) at number 133, though the cart is much more prominent in image EAW032046."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EPW016012 - "Looks exactly as Phil has described below."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image WAW019410	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image WAW019410	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image WAW019410 - "Fordson Thames E83W 10 cwt van and Fordson 7V tipper truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image WAW019407	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image WAW019407 - "Jaguar MK IV Saloon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image WAW019411	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image WAW019411 - "Fordson 7V tipper"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW018408	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW018408 - "Austin 8 Registration number MAL 757"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW018408	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW018408 - "Closed cab CCKW truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW018411 - "Two Euclid Dump Trucks"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW018411	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW018411 - "Two Bedford OY Tippers"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW018411	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW018411 - "Two Bedford OS Tippers"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW000895	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW000895 - "Bedford WTL"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image SAW022471 - "Battleships Hms Nelson followed by Hms Rodney with..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner replied to a pin made on image SAW022471 with comment of -"See above..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW009727 - "Ibrox Stadium famous gates. In the attached photo is the Foreman who presided over the installation of the gates in 1928, Mr. McKay, posing proudly just after work had been completed. They are now sited between the Broomloan/Main Stand corner."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW019494 - "The office and dressing room block (marked with a square) has just been completed before this photo was taken, replacing the old Pavilion which had stood since 1899 in the South East corner of the ground. Note the rubble from the recently demolished Pavilion (circled) in the image. An aerial photograph from 1920 shows the Pavilion alongside the old South Stand without the offices and dressing room block."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SAW047899	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW047899 - "St Mary's Primary School on Forbes Street in Calton. The main school building was designed by J L Cowan and built between 1911 and 1913. Unusually the school ROOF was used as a playground area by pupils - if you look closely at the photo you can see the children playing on the ground AND the roof, The school closed in 1990 due to falling numbers and need for extensive repairs. The building was demolished soon afterwards."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW019489 - "Former Shettleston Road Employment Exchange, this building still exists today and was awarded Category 'B' listing in 1992."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW040337 - "The last disused railway bridge at carntyne"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW020326	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW020326 - "Before tractors became common, farm horses did all the heavy work of a farm. They were wonderful large and strong animals, bred specially for farm work and they could pull quite heavy loads with comparative ease and respond readily to instructions. They were widely known as 'shire' horses, 'cart' horses or 'work' horses."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW046132	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW046132 - "A Hillman 10hp Light Utility vehicle alongside a Bedford 3 Ton OY truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW015441	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW015441 - "Fordson Standard N tractor"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW033525 - "A pair of Bedford OB Duple Coaches"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW033525	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW033525 - "Bedford OB Duple Coach"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW033520 - "Bedford OB Duple Coach"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW033520 - "A pair of Bedford OB Duple Coaches"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SPW062379	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SPW062379	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SPW062379	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SPW062379	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW062379 - "This wall in Old Dalmarnock Road still stands today"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW062379 - "Fairbairn Street. This street is now demolished and is renamed Fairbairn Path"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW062379 - "Can just see corner of Ruby Street off Dalmarnock Road"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SPW062379 - "Tenement building at corner of Dalmarnock Rd and Playfair St."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SAW016962	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW016962 - "Earlston Avenue. Long gone. Linked Rhymer Street and Roystonhill to Royston Road with the back courts looking onto the Monkland Canal. Now a school football pitch."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image XAW051699	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW051699 - "Workers heading for home along Mersey Street"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image XAW051697	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW051697 - "Workers heading for home along Mersey Street"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image XAW051692	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW051692 - ""The Oval" has been home to Glentoran F.C. since 1892. The Oval was bombed during the Belfast blitz of World War II, and was out of use until 1949 when it was rebuilt by the club along with supporters, who had jointly formed the 'Back to the Oval' committee."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image XAW051691	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW051691 - ""The Oval" has been home to Glentoran F.C. since 1892. The Oval was bombed during the Belfast blitz of World War II, and was out of use until 1949 when it was rebuilt by the club along with supporters, who had jointly formed the 'Back to the Oval' committee."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image XAW051695	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW051695 - ""The Oval" has been home to Glentoran F.C. since 1892. The Oval was bombed during the Belfast blitz of World War II, and was out of use until 1949 when it was rebuilt by the club along with supporters, who had jointly formed the 'Back to the Oval' committee."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image XAW051700	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the groups Football Grounds - ""The Oval" home to Glentoran F.C. in Belfast, Northern..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image XAW051700 - ""The Oval" has been home to Glentoran F.C. since 1892. The Oval was bombed during the Belfast blitz of World War II, and was out of use until 1949 when it was rebuilt by the club along with supporters, who had jointly formed the 'Back to the Oval' committee. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050360 - "AEC Mammoth Major Mk111 National Tanker"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050360 - "Leyland Comet Power Petrol Tanker"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050360 - "Leyland Comet Artic Fuel Tanker "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050360 - "Leyland Octopus 8 Wheel National Fuel Tanker "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW026337 - "Cast Iron Fingerpost"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW026337 - "'Halt at Major Road Ahead' Sign"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image WAW046894 - "Type 22 Pillbox"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image WAW046896 - "Hexagonal shaped type 22 Pillbox: Usually (but not always) rifle loops in five of the six walls and an entrance in the sixth."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW017201	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW017201 - "Fordson 7V tipper"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW038932 - "Red Cap Ale"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW038932	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW038932 - "1938–1957 Fordson E83W van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW038932	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW038932 - "1949–51 Bond Minicar Mark A"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW029564	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW029563	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW029563 - "1937-1948 Rover 12 P2 Saloon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW029564 - "1937-1948 Rover 12 P2 Saloon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EAW035614 - "The HMS Campania - an ex-cargo ship converted for wartime..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EAW035613 - "The HMS Campania - an ex-cargo ship converted for wartime..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EAW035610 - "The HMS Campania - an ex-cargo ship converted for wartime..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EAW035611 - "The HMS Campania - an ex-cargo ship converted for wartime..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EAW035612 - "The HMS Campania - an ex-cargo ship converted for wartime..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EAW037003 - "The HMS Campania - an ex-cargo ship converted for wartime..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EAW037007 - "The HMS Campania - an ex-cargo ship converted for wartime..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EAW037004 - "The HMS Campania - an ex-cargo ship converted for wartime..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EAW037006 - "The HMS Campania - an ex-cargo ship converted for wartime..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EAW037005 - "The HMS Campania - an ex-cargo ship converted for wartime..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036227	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036227 - "1949–51 Hillman Minx Mk IV "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EAW036226 - "32 classic car models in here: They include - 9 Austin..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1939–1948 Austin 8"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1936 Hillman 80"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1949–51 Hillman Minx Mk IV"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1947–56 Austin A40 Pick-up"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1936–1939 Austin 12 New Ascot"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1949–1953 Ford Prefect E493A"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1937 Ford Model 78"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1937–1948 Jaguar sports saloon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1932-1937 Ford Model Y"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1927-1933 Rover 10"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1945-1952 Humber Super Snipe Mk II (1 of 2, see pin below)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1945-1952 Humber Super Snipe Mk II (2 of 2)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1938-1948 Vauxhall Model J (1 of 3)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1938-1948 Vauxhall Model J (2 of 3)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1938-1948 Vauxhall Model J (3 of 3)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1945–52 Riley RMA"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1945–1948 Rover 16 four-light sports saloon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1948–54 Morris Oxford MO"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1937-1948 Rover 12 P2"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1948–51 Vauxhall Wyvern LIX "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036227 - "1939–1943 Austin Eight Tourer"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1939–1943 Austin Eight Tourer"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1945-1949 Austin Sixteen (1 of 4, see below)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1945-1949 Austin Sixteen (2 of 4)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1945-1949 Austin Sixteen (3 of 4)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1945-1949 Austin Sixteen (4 of 4)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1938–1948 Morris 8 series E"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036227	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1938–1948 Morris Eight Series E Tourer"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1947–1954 Austin Sheerline A125"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1933-1948 Vauxhall 14J saloon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1947–1951 Ford V8 Pilot (1 of 2, see below)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1947–1951 Ford V8 Pilot (2 of 2)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036226 - "1946–1953 Armstrong Siddeley Hurricane"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036227	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036227 - "1946–1953 Armstrong Siddeley Hurricane"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SAW038960	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW038960 - "1938-48 Vauxhall J14 Saloon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SAW038960	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW038960 - "1945–52 Riley RMA"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW038960 - "1946–54 Triumph Renown (see pin below)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SAW038960	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW038960 - "A pair of 1946–54 Triumph Renown Saloons"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SAW038960	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image SAW038960	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW038960 - "1947–1954 Austin Sheerline A125"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036227	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036227 - "1947–1954 Austin Sheerline A125"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image SAW038960 - "1938–1948 Morris 8 series E"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036227	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036227 - "1938–1948 Morris 8 series E"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036227	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036227 - "1948-1950 Sunbeam-Talbot 80"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036227	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036227 - "Stunning Lagonda V12 Rapide Drophead Coupe"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036227 - "1945-1949 Austin Sixteen (1 of 3)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036227 - "1947–1951 Ford V8 Pilot (1 of 2)"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036227 - "1938–1948 Morris Eight Series E Tourer"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036227 - "1945-1949 Austin Sixteen (2 of 3)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036227	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036227 - "1945-1949 Austin Sixteen (3 of 3)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036227	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036227 - "1947–1951 Ford V8 Pilot (2 of 2)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036227	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036227 - "1939–1948 Austin 8"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036227 - "1945-1952 Humber Super Snipe (Mk II)"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036227 - "1951 Vauxhall Wyvern"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW036227	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036227 - "1939 Vauxhall 14J"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036227 - "1930's Vauxhall Saloon"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW036227 - "Morris Minor Tourer Series MM"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050161 - "Austin A40 Pickup"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image WAW026202 - "Bedford OYD 3Ton GS"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030964 - "Austin K8 Three-Way"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030964 - "Horse drawn milk cart "	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030963 - "2 x "Dengates of Hastings" removal vans. A family furniture and removals business, the business was sold in 1948 to the Co-op due to high taxation."	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030964 - "2 x "Dengates of Hastings" removal vans. A family furniture and removals business, the business was sold in 1948 to the Co-op due to high taxation. "	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030967 - "2 x "Dengates of Hastings" removal vans. A family furniture and removals business, the business was sold in 1948 to the Co-op due to high taxation."	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030965 - "2 x "Dengates of Hastings" removal vans. A family furniture and removals business, the business was sold in 1948 to the Co-op due to high taxation."	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030966 - "2 x "Dengates of Hastings" removal vans. A family furniture and removals business, the business was sold in 1948 to the Co-op due to high taxation. "	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030963 - "Horse drawn milk cart"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW029555 - "Bedford OSS Tractor Unit"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW025298 - "Miller General Hospital for South East London, Greenwich High Road. The precursor to the Hospital was the Kent Dispensary, which opened in a house in the Broadway, Deptford, in 1783. In 1837 Queen Victoria agreed to be its patroness and the name was changed to the Royal Kent Dispensary. In 1851 the Dispensary was forced to move and a new building in Greenwich High Road was completed for it in 1855. To celebrate the centenary of the Dispensary in 1883, it was decided to build a hospital. This was intended also to be a memorial to the Revd Canon John Cale Miller (1814-1880), the founder of Hospital Sunday, who had been Vicar of St Alfege, Greenwich, at the time of his death and had greatly supported the work of the Dispensary. The Miller Memorial Hospital opened in December 1884, built in the grounds of the Dispensary. Its 25 beds served a population of over 510,000. It was the first hospital in Great Britain to have circular wards, which supposedly allowed better ventilation (i.e. there were no corners to harbour germs). The wards, named John Penn Ward and Beatrice Ward, were 35 feet (11 metres) in diameter and had 10 beds each. In April 1898 a new temporary wing was officially opened by the philanthropist John Passmore Edwards (1823-1911). It was urgently needed for the accommodation of out-patients, of whom 50 to 60 were treated daily, until a permanent building could be funded for the purpose. In 1908 the Hospital was renamed the Miller General Hospital for South East London. The Hospital Committee purchased a piece of land and properties abutting upon the buildings of the Hospital, which would be used for future extension. In July 1911 the foundation stone for a new wing was laid by William Heneage Legge, 6th Earl of Dartmouth (1851-1936). The William Bucknell Wing opened in 1912. The building was officially opened on 15th November by Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll (1848-1939). The new wing increased the bed complement to 76. It contained three wards - the Annie Zunz Ward, the Norfolk Ward (named after Mrs Charles Norfolk) and the Restell Ward (after Mr Thomas Miles Restell, who had died in 1899. By his will the sum of £5,000 would be paid to the Hospital on the death of his surviving widow. She died in 1927). In 1912 Sir Ernest Cassel gave £1,000 to the Hospital in memory of his daughter, Mrs Maude Ashley. A bed was named after her (and a second bed in 1916). The two large wards, one for men and one for women, were already occupied by patients receiving medical and surgical treatment. Each ward had a bathroom by the entrance lobby, instead of the usual practice of placing it at the far end. A small ward for one patient was also by the lobby, as was the ward kitchen and linen room. The ward floors were of black and white terrano, a lightweight, fire-proof, water-proof and rat-proof jointless flooring resembling a fine linoleum. It was difficult to keep satisfactorily clean and it was suggested that an expert would have to be hired at 30 shillings (£1.50) a week to clean it. The corridors were paved with terrazzo, which was not so difficult to clean but, in fact, cleaning of such a large area of floor and wall space in the new block required a great amount of labour by the domestic department. The lower half of the central lights of the wards were shaded, producing a subdued and pleasant effect. The shades for lights over the patients' beds came from America. Meals for the patients were brought to the wards in dinner wagons, the tops of which served as hot plates. The top floor of the new 4-storey building was devoted to the operating room and its annexes, including a bathroom for the surgeons (the first such to be provided in a hospital in England). The X-ray Department was located in the basement. The new block, with 51 beds, had cost £23,000 to build and equip, of which £7,000 still had to be raised. During WW1 the Hospital made 10-20 beds available for wounded and sick servicemen. By December 1914 they were all occupied. In 1916 Mrs Pauline Paget, wife of Almeric Paget (later 1st Baron Queenborough) opened a large Massage Department. On 21st September 1917 the Hospital took over the Mission Convalescent Home in Amherst Road, Bexhill, which had belonged to the Deptford Medical Mission. It had 14 beds and was renamed the Miller General Hospital Convalescent Home (From 24th February 1931 it became known as the Fountain Convalescent Home. It was closed during WW2 and then requisitioned by the Bexhill Corporation for housing). After the war two beds at the Hospital were endowed by the Bellingham Bowling and Lawn Tennis Club. As a war memorial, a stone tablet was placed above each bed inscribed with the names of those members and their sons who had been killed during WW1 (the tablets were lost when the Hospital was demolished). At the end of the 1920s the Hospital received funds from the remaining moneys raised for the Greenwich War Memorial in Blackheath, which was distributed to the hospitals of the Borough. In 1928 the Robinson Wing was built. It was named after John Henry Robinson, the Chairman of the Hospital from 1906 to 1931. The Hospital then had 151 beds. The new wards were named after Mr and Mrs John Morris (Morris Ward) and William Shepherd (Shepherd Ward). The new Children's Ward was opened by the Duchess of York in May 1929. It had been built and equipped with £5,000 raised as a tribute to the war dead. The Duchess also unveiled the Borough of Deptford War Memorial tablet placed in a corridor of the new building. A new operating theatre had been installed on the top floor of the Bucknell Wing, and a Nurses' Home built in Catherine Grove. In 1935 a new 16-bedded ward - the McDougall Ward named after Mr James McDougall, a member of the Hospital Board who had left £10,000 to the Hospital in his will - was built on the roof of the Robinson Wing. It was opened on 18th July by the Honorary Treasurer, General Sir Aylmer Haldane. The Hospital then had 167 beds, a Casualty Department and 18 specialist out-patients departments, namely, medical, surgical, children's ophthalmic, nose throat and ear, gynaecological, electrical, orthopaedic, genitourinary, pathological, dermatological, X-ray, dental, venereal diseases, massage, Swedish remedial, ultraviolet ray (artificial sunlight) and psychological medicine. The weekly cost of an in-patient was £3 8s 7d (£3.43) in 1935, compared with £3 6s 4d (£3.32) in 1934. A silver paper collection in 1935 had raised some £133 14s 9d (£133.74) for the Hospital. Arrangements were made with the Schiff Home to send female patients there for convalescence, while children were send to the Fountain Convalescent Home for Children in Bexhill-on-Sea, which had 16 cots. Patients there remained an average of 43 days at a weekly cost of £1 8s 8d (£1.43). A new Out-Patients Department opened in the late 1930s. During WW2 the Hospital joined the Emergency Medical Service, reserving 10 of its 172 beds for civilian or military casualties. The Hospital was adopted by the Chattanooga Branch of Bundles for Britain, Inc. for the duration of the war. The Pauline Paget Ward opened in 1947. It was named after the wife of Almeric Paget, 1st Baron Queenborough, and President of the Hospital. The weekly cost of an in-patient was £9 16s 11d (£9.85), with most patients staying on average 16 days. The Hospital joined the NHS in 1948, together with St Alfege's Hospital, under the control of the Greenwich and Deptford Hospital Management Committee, part of the South East Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board. It had 180 beds. In 1949 the Almeric Paget Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Department closed. It had been maintained since May 1916 by Lady Baillie and Dorothy Paget, the daughters of Almeric Paget. During its operational lifetime, the Department had provided massage, electrical, Swedish remedial, radiant heart and ultraviolet ray treatments, at a cost of over £70,000 to the Almeric Paget Trust. In 1965 the Hospital was absorbed by Greenwich District Hospital and became its Miller General Wing. It was considered too expensive (an estimated £600,000) to modernise the facilities and it closed in 1974, despite protests from the staff and local community, who had collected a petition of 12,000 signatures against the move. Services were transferred to the new Miller Wing of the Greenwich District Hospital. Present status Most of the Hospital was demolished in 1975, although the original Dispensary, General Wing building and Nurses' Home have survived. The site has recently been redeveloped by Bellway Homes Ltd. It now contains a new block along Greenwich High Road - Ashburham Apartments. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025298	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025298	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025299	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025299	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025299	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW025299 - "Miller General Hospital for South East London, Greenwich High Road. The precursor to the Hospital was the Kent Dispensary, which opened in a house in the Broadway, Deptford, in 1783. In 1837 Queen Victoria agreed to be its patroness and the name was changed to the Royal Kent Dispensary. In 1851 the Dispensary was forced to move and a new building in Greenwich High Road was completed for it in 1855. To celebrate the centenary of the Dispensary in 1883, it was decided to build a hospital. This was intended also to be a memorial to the Revd Canon John Cale Miller (1814-1880), the founder of Hospital Sunday, who had been Vicar of St Alfege, Greenwich, at the time of his death and had greatly supported the work of the Dispensary. The Miller Memorial Hospital opened in December 1884, built in the grounds of the Dispensary. Its 25 beds served a population of over 510,000. It was the first hospital in Great Britain to have circular wards, which supposedly allowed better ventilation (i.e. there were no corners to harbour germs). The wards, named John Penn Ward and Beatrice Ward, were 35 feet (11 metres) in diameter and had 10 beds each. In April 1898 a new temporary wing was officially opened by the philanthropist John Passmore Edwards (1823-1911). It was urgently needed for the accommodation of out-patients, of whom 50 to 60 were treated daily, until a permanent building could be funded for the purpose. In 1908 the Hospital was renamed the Miller General Hospital for South East London. The Hospital Committee purchased a piece of land and properties abutting upon the buildings of the Hospital, which would be used for future extension. In July 1911 the foundation stone for a new wing was laid by William Heneage Legge, 6th Earl of Dartmouth (1851-1936). The William Bucknell Wing opened in 1912. The building was officially opened on 15th November by Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll (1848-1939). The new wing increased the bed complement to 76. It contained three wards - the Annie Zunz Ward, the Norfolk Ward (named after Mrs Charles Norfolk) and the Restell Ward (after Mr Thomas Miles Restell, who had died in 1899. By his will the sum of £5,000 would be paid to the Hospital on the death of his surviving widow. She died in 1927). In 1912 Sir Ernest Cassel gave £1,000 to the Hospital in memory of his daughter, Mrs Maude Ashley. A bed was named after her (and a second bed in 1916). The two large wards, one for men and one for women, were already occupied by patients receiving medical and surgical treatment. Each ward had a bathroom by the entrance lobby, instead of the usual practice of placing it at the far end. A small ward for one patient was also by the lobby, as was the ward kitchen and linen room. The ward floors were of black and white terrano, a lightweight, fire-proof, water-proof and rat-proof jointless flooring resembling a fine linoleum. It was difficult to keep satisfactorily clean and it was suggested that an expert would have to be hired at 30 shillings (£1.50) a week to clean it. The corridors were paved with terrazzo, which was not so difficult to clean but, in fact, cleaning of such a large area of floor and wall space in the new block required a great amount of labour by the domestic department. The lower half of the central lights of the wards were shaded, producing a subdued and pleasant effect. The shades for lights over the patients' beds came from America. Meals for the patients were brought to the wards in dinner wagons, the tops of which served as hot plates. The top floor of the new 4-storey building was devoted to the operating room and its annexes, including a bathroom for the surgeons (the first such to be provided in a hospital in England). The X-ray Department was located in the basement. The new block, with 51 beds, had cost £23,000 to build and equip, of which £7,000 still had to be raised. During WW1 the Hospital made 10-20 beds available for wounded and sick servicemen. By December 1914 they were all occupied. In 1916 Mrs Pauline Paget, wife of Almeric Paget (later 1st Baron Queenborough) opened a large Massage Department. On 21st September 1917 the Hospital took over the Mission Convalescent Home in Amherst Road, Bexhill, which had belonged to the Deptford Medical Mission. It had 14 beds and was renamed the Miller General Hospital Convalescent Home (From 24th February 1931 it became known as the Fountain Convalescent Home. It was closed during WW2 and then requisitioned by the Bexhill Corporation for housing). After the war two beds at the Hospital were endowed by the Bellingham Bowling and Lawn Tennis Club. As a war memorial, a stone tablet was placed above each bed inscribed with the names of those members and their sons who had been killed during WW1 (the tablets were lost when the Hospital was demolished). At the end of the 1920s the Hospital received funds from the remaining moneys raised for the Greenwich War Memorial in Blackheath, which was distributed to the hospitals of the Borough. In 1928 the Robinson Wing was built. It was named after John Henry Robinson, the Chairman of the Hospital from 1906 to 1931. The Hospital then had 151 beds. The new wards were named after Mr and Mrs John Morris (Morris Ward) and William Shepherd (Shepherd Ward). The new Children's Ward was opened by the Duchess of York in May 1929. It had been built and equipped with £5,000 raised as a tribute to the war dead. The Duchess also unveiled the Borough of Deptford War Memorial tablet placed in a corridor of the new building. A new operating theatre had been installed on the top floor of the Bucknell Wing, and a Nurses' Home built in Catherine Grove. In 1935 a new 16-bedded ward - the McDougall Ward named after Mr James McDougall, a member of the Hospital Board who had left £10,000 to the Hospital in his will - was built on the roof of the Robinson Wing. It was opened on 18th July by the Honorary Treasurer, General Sir Aylmer Haldane. The Hospital then had 167 beds, a Casualty Department and 18 specialist out-patients departments, namely, medical, surgical, children's ophthalmic, nose throat and ear, gynaecological, electrical, orthopaedic, genitourinary, pathological, dermatological, X-ray, dental, venereal diseases, massage, Swedish remedial, ultraviolet ray (artificial sunlight) and psychological medicine. The weekly cost of an in-patient was £3 8s 7d (£3.43) in 1935, compared with £3 6s 4d (£3.32) in 1934. A silver paper collection in 1935 had raised some £133 14s 9d (£133.74) for the Hospital. Arrangements were made with the Schiff Home to send female patients there for convalescence, while children were send to the Fountain Convalescent Home for Children in Bexhill-on-Sea, which had 16 cots. Patients there remained an average of 43 days at a weekly cost of £1 8s 8d (£1.43). A new Out-Patients Department opened in the late 1930s. During WW2 the Hospital joined the Emergency Medical Service, reserving 10 of its 172 beds for civilian or military casualties. The Hospital was adopted by the Chattanooga Branch of Bundles for Britain, Inc. for the duration of the war. The Pauline Paget Ward opened in 1947. It was named after the wife of Almeric Paget, 1st Baron Queenborough, and President of the Hospital. The weekly cost of an in-patient was £9 16s 11d (£9.85), with most patients staying on average 16 days. The Hospital joined the NHS in 1948, together with St Alfege's Hospital, under the control of the Greenwich and Deptford Hospital Management Committee, part of the South East Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board. It had 180 beds. In 1949 the Almeric Paget Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Department closed. It had been maintained since May 1916 by Lady Baillie and Dorothy Paget, the daughters of Almeric Paget. During its operational lifetime, the Department had provided massage, electrical, Swedish remedial, radiant heart and ultraviolet ray treatments, at a cost of over £70,000 to the Almeric Paget Trust. In 1965 the Hospital was absorbed by Greenwich District Hospital and became its Miller General Wing. It was considered too expensive (an estimated £600,000) to modernise the facilities and it closed in 1974, despite protests from the staff and local community, who had collected a petition of 12,000 signatures against the move. Services were transferred to the new Miller Wing of the Greenwich District Hospital. Present status Most of the Hospital was demolished in 1975, although the original Dispensary, General Wing building and Nurses' Home have survived. The site has recently been redeveloped by Bellway Homes Ltd. It now contains a new block along Greenwich High Road - Ashburham Apartments. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW025300 - "Miller General Hospital for South East London, Greenwich High Road. The precursor to the Hospital was the Kent Dispensary, which opened in a house in the Broadway, Deptford, in 1783. In 1837 Queen Victoria agreed to be its patroness and the name was changed to the Royal Kent Dispensary. In 1851 the Dispensary was forced to move and a new building in Greenwich High Road was completed for it in 1855. To celebrate the centenary of the Dispensary in 1883, it was decided to build a hospital. This was intended also to be a memorial to the Revd Canon John Cale Miller (1814-1880), the founder of Hospital Sunday, who had been Vicar of St Alfege, Greenwich, at the time of his death and had greatly supported the work of the Dispensary. The Miller Memorial Hospital opened in December 1884, built in the grounds of the Dispensary. Its 25 beds served a population of over 510,000. It was the first hospital in Great Britain to have circular wards, which supposedly allowed better ventilation (i.e. there were no corners to harbour germs). The wards, named John Penn Ward and Beatrice Ward, were 35 feet (11 metres) in diameter and had 10 beds each. In April 1898 a new temporary wing was officially opened by the philanthropist John Passmore Edwards (1823-1911). It was urgently needed for the accommodation of out-patients, of whom 50 to 60 were treated daily, until a permanent building could be funded for the purpose. In 1908 the Hospital was renamed the Miller General Hospital for South East London. The Hospital Committee purchased a piece of land and properties abutting upon the buildings of the Hospital, which would be used for future extension. In July 1911 the foundation stone for a new wing was laid by William Heneage Legge, 6th Earl of Dartmouth (1851-1936). The William Bucknell Wing opened in 1912. The building was officially opened on 15th November by Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll (1848-1939). The new wing increased the bed complement to 76. It contained three wards - the Annie Zunz Ward, the Norfolk Ward (named after Mrs Charles Norfolk) and the Restell Ward (after Mr Thomas Miles Restell, who had died in 1899. By his will the sum of £5,000 would be paid to the Hospital on the death of his surviving widow. She died in 1927). In 1912 Sir Ernest Cassel gave £1,000 to the Hospital in memory of his daughter, Mrs Maude Ashley. A bed was named after her (and a second bed in 1916). The two large wards, one for men and one for women, were already occupied by patients receiving medical and surgical treatment. Each ward had a bathroom by the entrance lobby, instead of the usual practice of placing it at the far end. A small ward for one patient was also by the lobby, as was the ward kitchen and linen room. The ward floors were of black and white terrano, a lightweight, fire-proof, water-proof and rat-proof jointless flooring resembling a fine linoleum. It was difficult to keep satisfactorily clean and it was suggested that an expert would have to be hired at 30 shillings (£1.50) a week to clean it. The corridors were paved with terrazzo, which was not so difficult to clean but, in fact, cleaning of such a large area of floor and wall space in the new block required a great amount of labour by the domestic department. The lower half of the central lights of the wards were shaded, producing a subdued and pleasant effect. The shades for lights over the patients' beds came from America. Meals for the patients were brought to the wards in dinner wagons, the tops of which served as hot plates. The top floor of the new 4-storey building was devoted to the operating room and its annexes, including a bathroom for the surgeons (the first such to be provided in a hospital in England). The X-ray Department was located in the basement. The new block, with 51 beds, had cost £23,000 to build and equip, of which £7,000 still had to be raised. During WW1 the Hospital made 10-20 beds available for wounded and sick servicemen. By December 1914 they were all occupied. In 1916 Mrs Pauline Paget, wife of Almeric Paget (later 1st Baron Queenborough) opened a large Massage Department. On 21st September 1917 the Hospital took over the Mission Convalescent Home in Amherst Road, Bexhill, which had belonged to the Deptford Medical Mission. It had 14 beds and was renamed the Miller General Hospital Convalescent Home (From 24th February 1931 it became known as the Fountain Convalescent Home. It was closed during WW2 and then requisitioned by the Bexhill Corporation for housing). After the war two beds at the Hospital were endowed by the Bellingham Bowling and Lawn Tennis Club. As a war memorial, a stone tablet was placed above each bed inscribed with the names of those members and their sons who had been killed during WW1 (the tablets were lost when the Hospital was demolished). At the end of the 1920s the Hospital received funds from the remaining moneys raised for the Greenwich War Memorial in Blackheath, which was distributed to the hospitals of the Borough. In 1928 the Robinson Wing was built. It was named after John Henry Robinson, the Chairman of the Hospital from 1906 to 1931. The Hospital then had 151 beds. The new wards were named after Mr and Mrs John Morris (Morris Ward) and William Shepherd (Shepherd Ward). The new Children's Ward was opened by the Duchess of York in May 1929. It had been built and equipped with £5,000 raised as a tribute to the war dead. The Duchess also unveiled the Borough of Deptford War Memorial tablet placed in a corridor of the new building. A new operating theatre had been installed on the top floor of the Bucknell Wing, and a Nurses' Home built in Catherine Grove. In 1935 a new 16-bedded ward - the McDougall Ward named after Mr James McDougall, a member of the Hospital Board who had left £10,000 to the Hospital in his will - was built on the roof of the Robinson Wing. It was opened on 18th July by the Honorary Treasurer, General Sir Aylmer Haldane. The Hospital then had 167 beds, a Casualty Department and 18 specialist out-patients departments, namely, medical, surgical, children's ophthalmic, nose throat and ear, gynaecological, electrical, orthopaedic, genitourinary, pathological, dermatological, X-ray, dental, venereal diseases, massage, Swedish remedial, ultraviolet ray (artificial sunlight) and psychological medicine. The weekly cost of an in-patient was £3 8s 7d (£3.43) in 1935, compared with £3 6s 4d (£3.32) in 1934. A silver paper collection in 1935 had raised some £133 14s 9d (£133.74) for the Hospital. Arrangements were made with the Schiff Home to send female patients there for convalescence, while children were send to the Fountain Convalescent Home for Children in Bexhill-on-Sea, which had 16 cots. Patients there remained an average of 43 days at a weekly cost of £1 8s 8d (£1.43). A new Out-Patients Department opened in the late 1930s. During WW2 the Hospital joined the Emergency Medical Service, reserving 10 of its 172 beds for civilian or military casualties. The Hospital was adopted by the Chattanooga Branch of Bundles for Britain, Inc. for the duration of the war. The Pauline Paget Ward opened in 1947. It was named after the wife of Almeric Paget, 1st Baron Queenborough, and President of the Hospital. The weekly cost of an in-patient was £9 16s 11d (£9.85), with most patients staying on average 16 days. The Hospital joined the NHS in 1948, together with St Alfege's Hospital, under the control of the Greenwich and Deptford Hospital Management Committee, part of the South East Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board. It had 180 beds. In 1949 the Almeric Paget Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Department closed. It had been maintained since May 1916 by Lady Baillie and Dorothy Paget, the daughters of Almeric Paget. During its operational lifetime, the Department had provided massage, electrical, Swedish remedial, radiant heart and ultraviolet ray treatments, at a cost of over £70,000 to the Almeric Paget Trust. In 1965 the Hospital was absorbed by Greenwich District Hospital and became its Miller General Wing. It was considered too expensive (an estimated £600,000) to modernise the facilities and it closed in 1974, despite protests from the staff and local community, who had collected a petition of 12,000 signatures against the move. Services were transferred to the new Miller Wing of the Greenwich District Hospital. Present status Most of the Hospital was demolished in 1975, although the original Dispensary, General Wing building and Nurses' Home have survived. The site has recently been redeveloped by Bellway Homes Ltd. It now contains a new block along Greenwich High Road - Ashburham Apartments. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025300	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025300	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025300	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025301	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025301	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025301	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW025301 - "Miller General Hospital for South East London, Greenwich High Road. The precursor to the Hospital was the Kent Dispensary, which opened in a house in the Broadway, Deptford, in 1783. In 1837 Queen Victoria agreed to be its patroness and the name was changed to the Royal Kent Dispensary. In 1851 the Dispensary was forced to move and a new building in Greenwich High Road was completed for it in 1855. To celebrate the centenary of the Dispensary in 1883, it was decided to build a hospital. This was intended also to be a memorial to the Revd Canon John Cale Miller (1814-1880), the founder of Hospital Sunday, who had been Vicar of St Alfege, Greenwich, at the time of his death and had greatly supported the work of the Dispensary. The Miller Memorial Hospital opened in December 1884, built in the grounds of the Dispensary. Its 25 beds served a population of over 510,000. It was the first hospital in Great Britain to have circular wards, which supposedly allowed better ventilation (i.e. there were no corners to harbour germs). The wards, named John Penn Ward and Beatrice Ward, were 35 feet (11 metres) in diameter and had 10 beds each. In April 1898 a new temporary wing was officially opened by the philanthropist John Passmore Edwards (1823-1911). It was urgently needed for the accommodation of out-patients, of whom 50 to 60 were treated daily, until a permanent building could be funded for the purpose. In 1908 the Hospital was renamed the Miller General Hospital for South East London. The Hospital Committee purchased a piece of land and properties abutting upon the buildings of the Hospital, which would be used for future extension. In July 1911 the foundation stone for a new wing was laid by William Heneage Legge, 6th Earl of Dartmouth (1851-1936). The William Bucknell Wing opened in 1912. The building was officially opened on 15th November by Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll (1848-1939). The new wing increased the bed complement to 76. It contained three wards - the Annie Zunz Ward, the Norfolk Ward (named after Mrs Charles Norfolk) and the Restell Ward (after Mr Thomas Miles Restell, who had died in 1899. By his will the sum of £5,000 would be paid to the Hospital on the death of his surviving widow. She died in 1927). In 1912 Sir Ernest Cassel gave £1,000 to the Hospital in memory of his daughter, Mrs Maude Ashley. A bed was named after her (and a second bed in 1916). The two large wards, one for men and one for women, were already occupied by patients receiving medical and surgical treatment. Each ward had a bathroom by the entrance lobby, instead of the usual practice of placing it at the far end. A small ward for one patient was also by the lobby, as was the ward kitchen and linen room. The ward floors were of black and white terrano, a lightweight, fire-proof, water-proof and rat-proof jointless flooring resembling a fine linoleum. It was difficult to keep satisfactorily clean and it was suggested that an expert would have to be hired at 30 shillings (£1.50) a week to clean it. The corridors were paved with terrazzo, which was not so difficult to clean but, in fact, cleaning of such a large area of floor and wall space in the new block required a great amount of labour by the domestic department. The lower half of the central lights of the wards were shaded, producing a subdued and pleasant effect. The shades for lights over the patients' beds came from America. Meals for the patients were brought to the wards in dinner wagons, the tops of which served as hot plates. The top floor of the new 4-storey building was devoted to the operating room and its annexes, including a bathroom for the surgeons (the first such to be provided in a hospital in England). The X-ray Department was located in the basement. The new block, with 51 beds, had cost £23,000 to build and equip, of which £7,000 still had to be raised. During WW1 the Hospital made 10-20 beds available for wounded and sick servicemen. By December 1914 they were all occupied. In 1916 Mrs Pauline Paget, wife of Almeric Paget (later 1st Baron Queenborough) opened a large Massage Department. On 21st September 1917 the Hospital took over the Mission Convalescent Home in Amherst Road, Bexhill, which had belonged to the Deptford Medical Mission. It had 14 beds and was renamed the Miller General Hospital Convalescent Home (From 24th February 1931 it became known as the Fountain Convalescent Home. It was closed during WW2 and then requisitioned by the Bexhill Corporation for housing). After the war two beds at the Hospital were endowed by the Bellingham Bowling and Lawn Tennis Club. As a war memorial, a stone tablet was placed above each bed inscribed with the names of those members and their sons who had been killed during WW1 (the tablets were lost when the Hospital was demolished). At the end of the 1920s the Hospital received funds from the remaining moneys raised for the Greenwich War Memorial in Blackheath, which was distributed to the hospitals of the Borough. In 1928 the Robinson Wing was built. It was named after John Henry Robinson, the Chairman of the Hospital from 1906 to 1931. The Hospital then had 151 beds. The new wards were named after Mr and Mrs John Morris (Morris Ward) and William Shepherd (Shepherd Ward). The new Children's Ward was opened by the Duchess of York in May 1929. It had been built and equipped with £5,000 raised as a tribute to the war dead. The Duchess also unveiled the Borough of Deptford War Memorial tablet placed in a corridor of the new building. A new operating theatre had been installed on the top floor of the Bucknell Wing, and a Nurses' Home built in Catherine Grove. In 1935 a new 16-bedded ward - the McDougall Ward named after Mr James McDougall, a member of the Hospital Board who had left £10,000 to the Hospital in his will - was built on the roof of the Robinson Wing. It was opened on 18th July by the Honorary Treasurer, General Sir Aylmer Haldane. The Hospital then had 167 beds, a Casualty Department and 18 specialist out-patients departments, namely, medical, surgical, children's ophthalmic, nose throat and ear, gynaecological, electrical, orthopaedic, genitourinary, pathological, dermatological, X-ray, dental, venereal diseases, massage, Swedish remedial, ultraviolet ray (artificial sunlight) and psychological medicine. The weekly cost of an in-patient was £3 8s 7d (£3.43) in 1935, compared with £3 6s 4d (£3.32) in 1934. A silver paper collection in 1935 had raised some £133 14s 9d (£133.74) for the Hospital. Arrangements were made with the Schiff Home to send female patients there for convalescence, while children were send to the Fountain Convalescent Home for Children in Bexhill-on-Sea, which had 16 cots. Patients there remained an average of 43 days at a weekly cost of £1 8s 8d (£1.43). A new Out-Patients Department opened in the late 1930s. During WW2 the Hospital joined the Emergency Medical Service, reserving 10 of its 172 beds for civilian or military casualties. The Hospital was adopted by the Chattanooga Branch of Bundles for Britain, Inc. for the duration of the war. The Pauline Paget Ward opened in 1947. It was named after the wife of Almeric Paget, 1st Baron Queenborough, and President of the Hospital. The weekly cost of an in-patient was £9 16s 11d (£9.85), with most patients staying on average 16 days. The Hospital joined the NHS in 1948, together with St Alfege's Hospital, under the control of the Greenwich and Deptford Hospital Management Committee, part of the South East Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board. It had 180 beds. In 1949 the Almeric Paget Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Department closed. It had been maintained since May 1916 by Lady Baillie and Dorothy Paget, the daughters of Almeric Paget. During its operational lifetime, the Department had provided massage, electrical, Swedish remedial, radiant heart and ultraviolet ray treatments, at a cost of over £70,000 to the Almeric Paget Trust. In 1965 the Hospital was absorbed by Greenwich District Hospital and became its Miller General Wing. It was considered too expensive (an estimated £600,000) to modernise the facilities and it closed in 1974, despite protests from the staff and local community, who had collected a petition of 12,000 signatures against the move. Services were transferred to the new Miller Wing of the Greenwich District Hospital. Present status Most of the Hospital was demolished in 1975, although the original Dispensary, General Wing building and Nurses' Home have survived. The site has recently been redeveloped by Bellway Homes Ltd. It now contains a new block along Greenwich High Road - Ashburham Apartments. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW025302 - "Miller General Hospital for South East London, Greenwich High Road. The precursor to the Hospital was the Kent Dispensary, which opened in a house in the Broadway, Deptford, in 1783. In 1837 Queen Victoria agreed to be its patroness and the name was changed to the Royal Kent Dispensary. In 1851 the Dispensary was forced to move and a new building in Greenwich High Road was completed for it in 1855. To celebrate the centenary of the Dispensary in 1883, it was decided to build a hospital. This was intended also to be a memorial to the Revd Canon John Cale Miller (1814-1880), the founder of Hospital Sunday, who had been Vicar of St Alfege, Greenwich, at the time of his death and had greatly supported the work of the Dispensary. The Miller Memorial Hospital opened in December 1884, built in the grounds of the Dispensary. Its 25 beds served a population of over 510,000. It was the first hospital in Great Britain to have circular wards, which supposedly allowed better ventilation (i.e. there were no corners to harbour germs). The wards, named John Penn Ward and Beatrice Ward, were 35 feet (11 metres) in diameter and had 10 beds each. In April 1898 a new temporary wing was officially opened by the philanthropist John Passmore Edwards (1823-1911). It was urgently needed for the accommodation of out-patients, of whom 50 to 60 were treated daily, until a permanent building could be funded for the purpose. In 1908 the Hospital was renamed the Miller General Hospital for South East London. The Hospital Committee purchased a piece of land and properties abutting upon the buildings of the Hospital, which would be used for future extension. In July 1911 the foundation stone for a new wing was laid by William Heneage Legge, 6th Earl of Dartmouth (1851-1936). The William Bucknell Wing opened in 1912. The building was officially opened on 15th November by Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll (1848-1939). The new wing increased the bed complement to 76. It contained three wards - the Annie Zunz Ward, the Norfolk Ward (named after Mrs Charles Norfolk) and the Restell Ward (after Mr Thomas Miles Restell, who had died in 1899. By his will the sum of £5,000 would be paid to the Hospital on the death of his surviving widow. She died in 1927). In 1912 Sir Ernest Cassel gave £1,000 to the Hospital in memory of his daughter, Mrs Maude Ashley. A bed was named after her (and a second bed in 1916). The two large wards, one for men and one for women, were already occupied by patients receiving medical and surgical treatment. Each ward had a bathroom by the entrance lobby, instead of the usual practice of placing it at the far end. A small ward for one patient was also by the lobby, as was the ward kitchen and linen room. The ward floors were of black and white terrano, a lightweight, fire-proof, water-proof and rat-proof jointless flooring resembling a fine linoleum. It was difficult to keep satisfactorily clean and it was suggested that an expert would have to be hired at 30 shillings (£1.50) a week to clean it. The corridors were paved with terrazzo, which was not so difficult to clean but, in fact, cleaning of such a large area of floor and wall space in the new block required a great amount of labour by the domestic department. The lower half of the central lights of the wards were shaded, producing a subdued and pleasant effect. The shades for lights over the patients' beds came from America. Meals for the patients were brought to the wards in dinner wagons, the tops of which served as hot plates. The top floor of the new 4-storey building was devoted to the operating room and its annexes, including a bathroom for the surgeons (the first such to be provided in a hospital in England). The X-ray Department was located in the basement. The new block, with 51 beds, had cost £23,000 to build and equip, of which £7,000 still had to be raised. During WW1 the Hospital made 10-20 beds available for wounded and sick servicemen. By December 1914 they were all occupied. In 1916 Mrs Pauline Paget, wife of Almeric Paget (later 1st Baron Queenborough) opened a large Massage Department. On 21st September 1917 the Hospital took over the Mission Convalescent Home in Amherst Road, Bexhill, which had belonged to the Deptford Medical Mission. It had 14 beds and was renamed the Miller General Hospital Convalescent Home (From 24th February 1931 it became known as the Fountain Convalescent Home. It was closed during WW2 and then requisitioned by the Bexhill Corporation for housing). After the war two beds at the Hospital were endowed by the Bellingham Bowling and Lawn Tennis Club. As a war memorial, a stone tablet was placed above each bed inscribed with the names of those members and their sons who had been killed during WW1 (the tablets were lost when the Hospital was demolished). At the end of the 1920s the Hospital received funds from the remaining moneys raised for the Greenwich War Memorial in Blackheath, which was distributed to the hospitals of the Borough. In 1928 the Robinson Wing was built. It was named after John Henry Robinson, the Chairman of the Hospital from 1906 to 1931. The Hospital then had 151 beds. The new wards were named after Mr and Mrs John Morris (Morris Ward) and William Shepherd (Shepherd Ward). The new Children's Ward was opened by the Duchess of York in May 1929. It had been built and equipped with £5,000 raised as a tribute to the war dead. The Duchess also unveiled the Borough of Deptford War Memorial tablet placed in a corridor of the new building. A new operating theatre had been installed on the top floor of the Bucknell Wing, and a Nurses' Home built in Catherine Grove. In 1935 a new 16-bedded ward - the McDougall Ward named after Mr James McDougall, a member of the Hospital Board who had left £10,000 to the Hospital in his will - was built on the roof of the Robinson Wing. It was opened on 18th July by the Honorary Treasurer, General Sir Aylmer Haldane. The Hospital then had 167 beds, a Casualty Department and 18 specialist out-patients departments, namely, medical, surgical, children's ophthalmic, nose throat and ear, gynaecological, electrical, orthopaedic, genitourinary, pathological, dermatological, X-ray, dental, venereal diseases, massage, Swedish remedial, ultraviolet ray (artificial sunlight) and psychological medicine. The weekly cost of an in-patient was £3 8s 7d (£3.43) in 1935, compared with £3 6s 4d (£3.32) in 1934. A silver paper collection in 1935 had raised some £133 14s 9d (£133.74) for the Hospital. Arrangements were made with the Schiff Home to send female patients there for convalescence, while children were send to the Fountain Convalescent Home for Children in Bexhill-on-Sea, which had 16 cots. Patients there remained an average of 43 days at a weekly cost of £1 8s 8d (£1.43). A new Out-Patients Department opened in the late 1930s. During WW2 the Hospital joined the Emergency Medical Service, reserving 10 of its 172 beds for civilian or military casualties. The Hospital was adopted by the Chattanooga Branch of Bundles for Britain, Inc. for the duration of the war. The Pauline Paget Ward opened in 1947. It was named after the wife of Almeric Paget, 1st Baron Queenborough, and President of the Hospital. The weekly cost of an in-patient was £9 16s 11d (£9.85), with most patients staying on average 16 days. The Hospital joined the NHS in 1948, together with St Alfege's Hospital, under the control of the Greenwich and Deptford Hospital Management Committee, part of the South East Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board. It had 180 beds. In 1949 the Almeric Paget Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Department closed. It had been maintained since May 1916 by Lady Baillie and Dorothy Paget, the daughters of Almeric Paget. During its operational lifetime, the Department had provided massage, electrical, Swedish remedial, radiant heart and ultraviolet ray treatments, at a cost of over £70,000 to the Almeric Paget Trust. In 1965 the Hospital was absorbed by Greenwich District Hospital and became its Miller General Wing. It was considered too expensive (an estimated £600,000) to modernise the facilities and it closed in 1974, despite protests from the staff and local community, who had collected a petition of 12,000 signatures against the move. Services were transferred to the new Miller Wing of the Greenwich District Hospital. Present status Most of the Hospital was demolished in 1975, although the original Dispensary, General Wing building and Nurses' Home have survived. The site has recently been redeveloped by Bellway Homes Ltd. It now contains a new block along Greenwich High Road - Ashburham Apartments. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025302	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025302	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025302	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025304	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025304	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025304	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW025304 - "Miller General Hospital for South East London, Greenwich High Road. The precursor to the Hospital was the Kent Dispensary, which opened in a house in the Broadway, Deptford, in 1783. In 1837 Queen Victoria agreed to be its patroness and the name was changed to the Royal Kent Dispensary. In 1851 the Dispensary was forced to move and a new building in Greenwich High Road was completed for it in 1855. To celebrate the centenary of the Dispensary in 1883, it was decided to build a hospital. This was intended also to be a memorial to the Revd Canon John Cale Miller (1814-1880), the founder of Hospital Sunday, who had been Vicar of St Alfege, Greenwich, at the time of his death and had greatly supported the work of the Dispensary. The Miller Memorial Hospital opened in December 1884, built in the grounds of the Dispensary. Its 25 beds served a population of over 510,000. It was the first hospital in Great Britain to have circular wards, which supposedly allowed better ventilation (i.e. there were no corners to harbour germs). The wards, named John Penn Ward and Beatrice Ward, were 35 feet (11 metres) in diameter and had 10 beds each. In April 1898 a new temporary wing was officially opened by the philanthropist John Passmore Edwards (1823-1911). It was urgently needed for the accommodation of out-patients, of whom 50 to 60 were treated daily, until a permanent building could be funded for the purpose. In 1908 the Hospital was renamed the Miller General Hospital for South East London. The Hospital Committee purchased a piece of land and properties abutting upon the buildings of the Hospital, which would be used for future extension. In July 1911 the foundation stone for a new wing was laid by William Heneage Legge, 6th Earl of Dartmouth (1851-1936). The William Bucknell Wing opened in 1912. The building was officially opened on 15th November by Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll (1848-1939). The new wing increased the bed complement to 76. It contained three wards - the Annie Zunz Ward, the Norfolk Ward (named after Mrs Charles Norfolk) and the Restell Ward (after Mr Thomas Miles Restell, who had died in 1899. By his will the sum of £5,000 would be paid to the Hospital on the death of his surviving widow. She died in 1927). In 1912 Sir Ernest Cassel gave £1,000 to the Hospital in memory of his daughter, Mrs Maude Ashley. A bed was named after her (and a second bed in 1916). The two large wards, one for men and one for women, were already occupied by patients receiving medical and surgical treatment. Each ward had a bathroom by the entrance lobby, instead of the usual practice of placing it at the far end. A small ward for one patient was also by the lobby, as was the ward kitchen and linen room. The ward floors were of black and white terrano, a lightweight, fire-proof, water-proof and rat-proof jointless flooring resembling a fine linoleum. It was difficult to keep satisfactorily clean and it was suggested that an expert would have to be hired at 30 shillings (£1.50) a week to clean it. The corridors were paved with terrazzo, which was not so difficult to clean but, in fact, cleaning of such a large area of floor and wall space in the new block required a great amount of labour by the domestic department. The lower half of the central lights of the wards were shaded, producing a subdued and pleasant effect. The shades for lights over the patients' beds came from America. Meals for the patients were brought to the wards in dinner wagons, the tops of which served as hot plates. The top floor of the new 4-storey building was devoted to the operating room and its annexes, including a bathroom for the surgeons (the first such to be provided in a hospital in England). The X-ray Department was located in the basement. The new block, with 51 beds, had cost £23,000 to build and equip, of which £7,000 still had to be raised. During WW1 the Hospital made 10-20 beds available for wounded and sick servicemen. By December 1914 they were all occupied. In 1916 Mrs Pauline Paget, wife of Almeric Paget (later 1st Baron Queenborough) opened a large Massage Department. On 21st September 1917 the Hospital took over the Mission Convalescent Home in Amherst Road, Bexhill, which had belonged to the Deptford Medical Mission. It had 14 beds and was renamed the Miller General Hospital Convalescent Home (From 24th February 1931 it became known as the Fountain Convalescent Home. It was closed during WW2 and then requisitioned by the Bexhill Corporation for housing). After the war two beds at the Hospital were endowed by the Bellingham Bowling and Lawn Tennis Club. As a war memorial, a stone tablet was placed above each bed inscribed with the names of those members and their sons who had been killed during WW1 (the tablets were lost when the Hospital was demolished). At the end of the 1920s the Hospital received funds from the remaining moneys raised for the Greenwich War Memorial in Blackheath, which was distributed to the hospitals of the Borough. In 1928 the Robinson Wing was built. It was named after John Henry Robinson, the Chairman of the Hospital from 1906 to 1931. The Hospital then had 151 beds. The new wards were named after Mr and Mrs John Morris (Morris Ward) and William Shepherd (Shepherd Ward). The new Children's Ward was opened by the Duchess of York in May 1929. It had been built and equipped with £5,000 raised as a tribute to the war dead. The Duchess also unveiled the Borough of Deptford War Memorial tablet placed in a corridor of the new building. A new operating theatre had been installed on the top floor of the Bucknell Wing, and a Nurses' Home built in Catherine Grove. In 1935 a new 16-bedded ward - the McDougall Ward named after Mr James McDougall, a member of the Hospital Board who had left £10,000 to the Hospital in his will - was built on the roof of the Robinson Wing. It was opened on 18th July by the Honorary Treasurer, General Sir Aylmer Haldane. The Hospital then had 167 beds, a Casualty Department and 18 specialist out-patients departments, namely, medical, surgical, children's ophthalmic, nose throat and ear, gynaecological, electrical, orthopaedic, genitourinary, pathological, dermatological, X-ray, dental, venereal diseases, massage, Swedish remedial, ultraviolet ray (artificial sunlight) and psychological medicine. The weekly cost of an in-patient was £3 8s 7d (£3.43) in 1935, compared with £3 6s 4d (£3.32) in 1934. A silver paper collection in 1935 had raised some £133 14s 9d (£133.74) for the Hospital. Arrangements were made with the Schiff Home to send female patients there for convalescence, while children were send to the Fountain Convalescent Home for Children in Bexhill-on-Sea, which had 16 cots. Patients there remained an average of 43 days at a weekly cost of £1 8s 8d (£1.43). A new Out-Patients Department opened in the late 1930s. During WW2 the Hospital joined the Emergency Medical Service, reserving 10 of its 172 beds for civilian or military casualties. The Hospital was adopted by the Chattanooga Branch of Bundles for Britain, Inc. for the duration of the war. The Pauline Paget Ward opened in 1947. It was named after the wife of Almeric Paget, 1st Baron Queenborough, and President of the Hospital. The weekly cost of an in-patient was £9 16s 11d (£9.85), with most patients staying on average 16 days. The Hospital joined the NHS in 1948, together with St Alfege's Hospital, under the control of the Greenwich and Deptford Hospital Management Committee, part of the South East Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board. It had 180 beds. In 1949 the Almeric Paget Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Department closed. It had been maintained since May 1916 by Lady Baillie and Dorothy Paget, the daughters of Almeric Paget. During its operational lifetime, the Department had provided massage, electrical, Swedish remedial, radiant heart and ultraviolet ray treatments, at a cost of over £70,000 to the Almeric Paget Trust. In 1965 the Hospital was absorbed by Greenwich District Hospital and became its Miller General Wing. It was considered too expensive (an estimated £600,000) to modernise the facilities and it closed in 1974, despite protests from the staff and local community, who had collected a petition of 12,000 signatures against the move. Services were transferred to the new Miller Wing of the Greenwich District Hospital. Present status Most of the Hospital was demolished in 1975, although the original Dispensary, General Wing building and Nurses' Home have survived. The site has recently been redeveloped by Bellway Homes Ltd. It now contains a new block along Greenwich High Road - Ashburham Apartments. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025303	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025303	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025303	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025306	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025306	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025306	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025305	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025305	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025305	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW025305 - "Miller General Hospital for South East London, Greenwich High Road. The precursor to the Hospital was the Kent Dispensary, which opened in a house in the Broadway, Deptford, in 1783. In 1837 Queen Victoria agreed to be its patroness and the name was changed to the Royal Kent Dispensary. In 1851 the Dispensary was forced to move and a new building in Greenwich High Road was completed for it in 1855. To celebrate the centenary of the Dispensary in 1883, it was decided to build a hospital. This was intended also to be a memorial to the Revd Canon John Cale Miller (1814-1880), the founder of Hospital Sunday, who had been Vicar of St Alfege, Greenwich, at the time of his death and had greatly supported the work of the Dispensary. The Miller Memorial Hospital opened in December 1884, built in the grounds of the Dispensary. Its 25 beds served a population of over 510,000. It was the first hospital in Great Britain to have circular wards, which supposedly allowed better ventilation (i.e. there were no corners to harbour germs). The wards, named John Penn Ward and Beatrice Ward, were 35 feet (11 metres) in diameter and had 10 beds each. In April 1898 a new temporary wing was officially opened by the philanthropist John Passmore Edwards (1823-1911). It was urgently needed for the accommodation of out-patients, of whom 50 to 60 were treated daily, until a permanent building could be funded for the purpose. In 1908 the Hospital was renamed the Miller General Hospital for South East London. The Hospital Committee purchased a piece of land and properties abutting upon the buildings of the Hospital, which would be used for future extension. In July 1911 the foundation stone for a new wing was laid by William Heneage Legge, 6th Earl of Dartmouth (1851-1936). The William Bucknell Wing opened in 1912. The building was officially opened on 15th November by Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll (1848-1939). The new wing increased the bed complement to 76. It contained three wards - the Annie Zunz Ward, the Norfolk Ward (named after Mrs Charles Norfolk) and the Restell Ward (after Mr Thomas Miles Restell, who had died in 1899. By his will the sum of £5,000 would be paid to the Hospital on the death of his surviving widow. She died in 1927). In 1912 Sir Ernest Cassel gave £1,000 to the Hospital in memory of his daughter, Mrs Maude Ashley. A bed was named after her (and a second bed in 1916). The two large wards, one for men and one for women, were already occupied by patients receiving medical and surgical treatment. Each ward had a bathroom by the entrance lobby, instead of the usual practice of placing it at the far end. A small ward for one patient was also by the lobby, as was the ward kitchen and linen room. The ward floors were of black and white terrano, a lightweight, fire-proof, water-proof and rat-proof jointless flooring resembling a fine linoleum. It was difficult to keep satisfactorily clean and it was suggested that an expert would have to be hired at 30 shillings (£1.50) a week to clean it. The corridors were paved with terrazzo, which was not so difficult to clean but, in fact, cleaning of such a large area of floor and wall space in the new block required a great amount of labour by the domestic department. The lower half of the central lights of the wards were shaded, producing a subdued and pleasant effect. The shades for lights over the patients' beds came from America. Meals for the patients were brought to the wards in dinner wagons, the tops of which served as hot plates. The top floor of the new 4-storey building was devoted to the operating room and its annexes, including a bathroom for the surgeons (the first such to be provided in a hospital in England). The X-ray Department was located in the basement. The new block, with 51 beds, had cost £23,000 to build and equip, of which £7,000 still had to be raised. During WW1 the Hospital made 10-20 beds available for wounded and sick servicemen. By December 1914 they were all occupied. In 1916 Mrs Pauline Paget, wife of Almeric Paget (later 1st Baron Queenborough) opened a large Massage Department. On 21st September 1917 the Hospital took over the Mission Convalescent Home in Amherst Road, Bexhill, which had belonged to the Deptford Medical Mission. It had 14 beds and was renamed the Miller General Hospital Convalescent Home (From 24th February 1931 it became known as the Fountain Convalescent Home. It was closed during WW2 and then requisitioned by the Bexhill Corporation for housing). After the war two beds at the Hospital were endowed by the Bellingham Bowling and Lawn Tennis Club. As a war memorial, a stone tablet was placed above each bed inscribed with the names of those members and their sons who had been killed during WW1 (the tablets were lost when the Hospital was demolished). At the end of the 1920s the Hospital received funds from the remaining moneys raised for the Greenwich War Memorial in Blackheath, which was distributed to the hospitals of the Borough. In 1928 the Robinson Wing was built. It was named after John Henry Robinson, the Chairman of the Hospital from 1906 to 1931. The Hospital then had 151 beds. The new wards were named after Mr and Mrs John Morris (Morris Ward) and William Shepherd (Shepherd Ward). The new Children's Ward was opened by the Duchess of York in May 1929. It had been built and equipped with £5,000 raised as a tribute to the war dead. The Duchess also unveiled the Borough of Deptford War Memorial tablet placed in a corridor of the new building. A new operating theatre had been installed on the top floor of the Bucknell Wing, and a Nurses' Home built in Catherine Grove. In 1935 a new 16-bedded ward - the McDougall Ward named after Mr James McDougall, a member of the Hospital Board who had left £10,000 to the Hospital in his will - was built on the roof of the Robinson Wing. It was opened on 18th July by the Honorary Treasurer, General Sir Aylmer Haldane. The Hospital then had 167 beds, a Casualty Department and 18 specialist out-patients departments, namely, medical, surgical, children's ophthalmic, nose throat and ear, gynaecological, electrical, orthopaedic, genitourinary, pathological, dermatological, X-ray, dental, venereal diseases, massage, Swedish remedial, ultraviolet ray (artificial sunlight) and psychological medicine. The weekly cost of an in-patient was £3 8s 7d (£3.43) in 1935, compared with £3 6s 4d (£3.32) in 1934. A silver paper collection in 1935 had raised some £133 14s 9d (£133.74) for the Hospital. Arrangements were made with the Schiff Home to send female patients there for convalescence, while children were send to the Fountain Convalescent Home for Children in Bexhill-on-Sea, which had 16 cots. Patients there remained an average of 43 days at a weekly cost of £1 8s 8d (£1.43). A new Out-Patients Department opened in the late 1930s. During WW2 the Hospital joined the Emergency Medical Service, reserving 10 of its 172 beds for civilian or military casualties. The Hospital was adopted by the Chattanooga Branch of Bundles for Britain, Inc. for the duration of the war. The Pauline Paget Ward opened in 1947. It was named after the wife of Almeric Paget, 1st Baron Queenborough, and President of the Hospital. The weekly cost of an in-patient was £9 16s 11d (£9.85), with most patients staying on average 16 days. The Hospital joined the NHS in 1948, together with St Alfege's Hospital, under the control of the Greenwich and Deptford Hospital Management Committee, part of the South East Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board. It had 180 beds. In 1949 the Almeric Paget Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Department closed. It had been maintained since May 1916 by Lady Baillie and Dorothy Paget, the daughters of Almeric Paget. During its operational lifetime, the Department had provided massage, electrical, Swedish remedial, radiant heart and ultraviolet ray treatments, at a cost of over £70,000 to the Almeric Paget Trust. In 1965 the Hospital was absorbed by Greenwich District Hospital and became its Miller General Wing. It was considered too expensive (an estimated £600,000) to modernise the facilities and it closed in 1974, despite protests from the staff and local community, who had collected a petition of 12,000 signatures against the move. Services were transferred to the new Miller Wing of the Greenwich District Hospital. Present status Most of the Hospital was demolished in 1975, although the original Dispensary, General Wing building and Nurses' Home have survived. The site has recently been redeveloped by Bellway Homes Ltd. It now contains a new block along Greenwich High Road - Ashburham Apartments. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW025306 - "Miller General Hospital for South East London, Greenwich High Road. The precursor to the Hospital was the Kent Dispensary, which opened in a house in the Broadway, Deptford, in 1783. In 1837 Queen Victoria agreed to be its patroness and the name was changed to the Royal Kent Dispensary. In 1851 the Dispensary was forced to move and a new building in Greenwich High Road was completed for it in 1855. To celebrate the centenary of the Dispensary in 1883, it was decided to build a hospital. This was intended also to be a memorial to the Revd Canon John Cale Miller (1814-1880), the founder of Hospital Sunday, who had been Vicar of St Alfege, Greenwich, at the time of his death and had greatly supported the work of the Dispensary. The Miller Memorial Hospital opened in December 1884, built in the grounds of the Dispensary. Its 25 beds served a population of over 510,000. It was the first hospital in Great Britain to have circular wards, which supposedly allowed better ventilation (i.e. there were no corners to harbour germs). The wards, named John Penn Ward and Beatrice Ward, were 35 feet (11 metres) in diameter and had 10 beds each. In April 1898 a new temporary wing was officially opened by the philanthropist John Passmore Edwards (1823-1911). It was urgently needed for the accommodation of out-patients, of whom 50 to 60 were treated daily, until a permanent building could be funded for the purpose. In 1908 the Hospital was renamed the Miller General Hospital for South East London. The Hospital Committee purchased a piece of land and properties abutting upon the buildings of the Hospital, which would be used for future extension. In July 1911 the foundation stone for a new wing was laid by William Heneage Legge, 6th Earl of Dartmouth (1851-1936). The William Bucknell Wing opened in 1912. The building was officially opened on 15th November by Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll (1848-1939). The new wing increased the bed complement to 76. It contained three wards - the Annie Zunz Ward, the Norfolk Ward (named after Mrs Charles Norfolk) and the Restell Ward (after Mr Thomas Miles Restell, who had died in 1899. By his will the sum of £5,000 would be paid to the Hospital on the death of his surviving widow. She died in 1927). In 1912 Sir Ernest Cassel gave £1,000 to the Hospital in memory of his daughter, Mrs Maude Ashley. A bed was named after her (and a second bed in 1916). The two large wards, one for men and one for women, were already occupied by patients receiving medical and surgical treatment. Each ward had a bathroom by the entrance lobby, instead of the usual practice of placing it at the far end. A small ward for one patient was also by the lobby, as was the ward kitchen and linen room. The ward floors were of black and white terrano, a lightweight, fire-proof, water-proof and rat-proof jointless flooring resembling a fine linoleum. It was difficult to keep satisfactorily clean and it was suggested that an expert would have to be hired at 30 shillings (£1.50) a week to clean it. The corridors were paved with terrazzo, which was not so difficult to clean but, in fact, cleaning of such a large area of floor and wall space in the new block required a great amount of labour by the domestic department. The lower half of the central lights of the wards were shaded, producing a subdued and pleasant effect. The shades for lights over the patients' beds came from America. Meals for the patients were brought to the wards in dinner wagons, the tops of which served as hot plates. The top floor of the new 4-storey building was devoted to the operating room and its annexes, including a bathroom for the surgeons (the first such to be provided in a hospital in England). The X-ray Department was located in the basement. The new block, with 51 beds, had cost £23,000 to build and equip, of which £7,000 still had to be raised. During WW1 the Hospital made 10-20 beds available for wounded and sick servicemen. By December 1914 they were all occupied. In 1916 Mrs Pauline Paget, wife of Almeric Paget (later 1st Baron Queenborough) opened a large Massage Department. On 21st September 1917 the Hospital took over the Mission Convalescent Home in Amherst Road, Bexhill, which had belonged to the Deptford Medical Mission. It had 14 beds and was renamed the Miller General Hospital Convalescent Home (From 24th February 1931 it became known as the Fountain Convalescent Home. It was closed during WW2 and then requisitioned by the Bexhill Corporation for housing). After the war two beds at the Hospital were endowed by the Bellingham Bowling and Lawn Tennis Club. As a war memorial, a stone tablet was placed above each bed inscribed with the names of those members and their sons who had been killed during WW1 (the tablets were lost when the Hospital was demolished). At the end of the 1920s the Hospital received funds from the remaining moneys raised for the Greenwich War Memorial in Blackheath, which was distributed to the hospitals of the Borough. In 1928 the Robinson Wing was built. It was named after John Henry Robinson, the Chairman of the Hospital from 1906 to 1931. The Hospital then had 151 beds. The new wards were named after Mr and Mrs John Morris (Morris Ward) and William Shepherd (Shepherd Ward). The new Children's Ward was opened by the Duchess of York in May 1929. It had been built and equipped with £5,000 raised as a tribute to the war dead. The Duchess also unveiled the Borough of Deptford War Memorial tablet placed in a corridor of the new building. A new operating theatre had been installed on the top floor of the Bucknell Wing, and a Nurses' Home built in Catherine Grove. In 1935 a new 16-bedded ward - the McDougall Ward named after Mr James McDougall, a member of the Hospital Board who had left £10,000 to the Hospital in his will - was built on the roof of the Robinson Wing. It was opened on 18th July by the Honorary Treasurer, General Sir Aylmer Haldane. The Hospital then had 167 beds, a Casualty Department and 18 specialist out-patients departments, namely, medical, surgical, children's ophthalmic, nose throat and ear, gynaecological, electrical, orthopaedic, genitourinary, pathological, dermatological, X-ray, dental, venereal diseases, massage, Swedish remedial, ultraviolet ray (artificial sunlight) and psychological medicine. The weekly cost of an in-patient was £3 8s 7d (£3.43) in 1935, compared with £3 6s 4d (£3.32) in 1934. A silver paper collection in 1935 had raised some £133 14s 9d (£133.74) for the Hospital. Arrangements were made with the Schiff Home to send female patients there for convalescence, while children were send to the Fountain Convalescent Home for Children in Bexhill-on-Sea, which had 16 cots. Patients there remained an average of 43 days at a weekly cost of £1 8s 8d (£1.43). A new Out-Patients Department opened in the late 1930s. During WW2 the Hospital joined the Emergency Medical Service, reserving 10 of its 172 beds for civilian or military casualties. The Hospital was adopted by the Chattanooga Branch of Bundles for Britain, Inc. for the duration of the war. The Pauline Paget Ward opened in 1947. It was named after the wife of Almeric Paget, 1st Baron Queenborough, and President of the Hospital. The weekly cost of an in-patient was £9 16s 11d (£9.85), with most patients staying on average 16 days. The Hospital joined the NHS in 1948, together with St Alfege's Hospital, under the control of the Greenwich and Deptford Hospital Management Committee, part of the South East Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board. It had 180 beds. In 1949 the Almeric Paget Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Department closed. It had been maintained since May 1916 by Lady Baillie and Dorothy Paget, the daughters of Almeric Paget. During its operational lifetime, the Department had provided massage, electrical, Swedish remedial, radiant heart and ultraviolet ray treatments, at a cost of over £70,000 to the Almeric Paget Trust. In 1965 the Hospital was absorbed by Greenwich District Hospital and became its Miller General Wing. It was considered too expensive (an estimated £600,000) to modernise the facilities and it closed in 1974, despite protests from the staff and local community, who had collected a petition of 12,000 signatures against the move. Services were transferred to the new Miller Wing of the Greenwich District Hospital. Present status Most of the Hospital was demolished in 1975, although the original Dispensary, General Wing building and Nurses' Home have survived. The site has recently been redeveloped by Bellway Homes Ltd. It now contains a new block along Greenwich High Road - Ashburham Apartments. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW025303 - "Miller General Hospital for South East London, Greenwich High Road. The precursor to the Hospital was the Kent Dispensary, which opened in a house in the Broadway, Deptford, in 1783. In 1837 Queen Victoria agreed to be its patroness and the name was changed to the Royal Kent Dispensary. In 1851 the Dispensary was forced to move and a new building in Greenwich High Road was completed for it in 1855. To celebrate the centenary of the Dispensary in 1883, it was decided to build a hospital. This was intended also to be a memorial to the Revd Canon John Cale Miller (1814-1880), the founder of Hospital Sunday, who had been Vicar of St Alfege, Greenwich, at the time of his death and had greatly supported the work of the Dispensary. The Miller Memorial Hospital opened in December 1884, built in the grounds of the Dispensary. Its 25 beds served a population of over 510,000. It was the first hospital in Great Britain to have circular wards, which supposedly allowed better ventilation (i.e. there were no corners to harbour germs). The wards, named John Penn Ward and Beatrice Ward, were 35 feet (11 metres) in diameter and had 10 beds each. In April 1898 a new temporary wing was officially opened by the philanthropist John Passmore Edwards (1823-1911). It was urgently needed for the accommodation of out-patients, of whom 50 to 60 were treated daily, until a permanent building could be funded for the purpose. In 1908 the Hospital was renamed the Miller General Hospital for South East London. The Hospital Committee purchased a piece of land and properties abutting upon the buildings of the Hospital, which would be used for future extension. In July 1911 the foundation stone for a new wing was laid by William Heneage Legge, 6th Earl of Dartmouth (1851-1936). The William Bucknell Wing opened in 1912. The building was officially opened on 15th November by Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll (1848-1939). The new wing increased the bed complement to 76. It contained three wards - the Annie Zunz Ward, the Norfolk Ward (named after Mrs Charles Norfolk) and the Restell Ward (after Mr Thomas Miles Restell, who had died in 1899. By his will the sum of £5,000 would be paid to the Hospital on the death of his surviving widow. She died in 1927). In 1912 Sir Ernest Cassel gave £1,000 to the Hospital in memory of his daughter, Mrs Maude Ashley. A bed was named after her (and a second bed in 1916). The two large wards, one for men and one for women, were already occupied by patients receiving medical and surgical treatment. Each ward had a bathroom by the entrance lobby, instead of the usual practice of placing it at the far end. A small ward for one patient was also by the lobby, as was the ward kitchen and linen room. The ward floors were of black and white terrano, a lightweight, fire-proof, water-proof and rat-proof jointless flooring resembling a fine linoleum. It was difficult to keep satisfactorily clean and it was suggested that an expert would have to be hired at 30 shillings (£1.50) a week to clean it. The corridors were paved with terrazzo, which was not so difficult to clean but, in fact, cleaning of such a large area of floor and wall space in the new block required a great amount of labour by the domestic department. The lower half of the central lights of the wards were shaded, producing a subdued and pleasant effect. The shades for lights over the patients' beds came from America. Meals for the patients were brought to the wards in dinner wagons, the tops of which served as hot plates. The top floor of the new 4-storey building was devoted to the operating room and its annexes, including a bathroom for the surgeons (the first such to be provided in a hospital in England). The X-ray Department was located in the basement. The new block, with 51 beds, had cost £23,000 to build and equip, of which £7,000 still had to be raised. During WW1 the Hospital made 10-20 beds available for wounded and sick servicemen. By December 1914 they were all occupied. In 1916 Mrs Pauline Paget, wife of Almeric Paget (later 1st Baron Queenborough) opened a large Massage Department. On 21st September 1917 the Hospital took over the Mission Convalescent Home in Amherst Road, Bexhill, which had belonged to the Deptford Medical Mission. It had 14 beds and was renamed the Miller General Hospital Convalescent Home (From 24th February 1931 it became known as the Fountain Convalescent Home. It was closed during WW2 and then requisitioned by the Bexhill Corporation for housing). After the war two beds at the Hospital were endowed by the Bellingham Bowling and Lawn Tennis Club. As a war memorial, a stone tablet was placed above each bed inscribed with the names of those members and their sons who had been killed during WW1 (the tablets were lost when the Hospital was demolished). At the end of the 1920s the Hospital received funds from the remaining moneys raised for the Greenwich War Memorial in Blackheath, which was distributed to the hospitals of the Borough. In 1928 the Robinson Wing was built. It was named after John Henry Robinson, the Chairman of the Hospital from 1906 to 1931. The Hospital then had 151 beds. The new wards were named after Mr and Mrs John Morris (Morris Ward) and William Shepherd (Shepherd Ward). The new Children's Ward was opened by the Duchess of York in May 1929. It had been built and equipped with £5,000 raised as a tribute to the war dead. The Duchess also unveiled the Borough of Deptford War Memorial tablet placed in a corridor of the new building. A new operating theatre had been installed on the top floor of the Bucknell Wing, and a Nurses' Home built in Catherine Grove. In 1935 a new 16-bedded ward - the McDougall Ward named after Mr James McDougall, a member of the Hospital Board who had left £10,000 to the Hospital in his will - was built on the roof of the Robinson Wing. It was opened on 18th July by the Honorary Treasurer, General Sir Aylmer Haldane. The Hospital then had 167 beds, a Casualty Department and 18 specialist out-patients departments, namely, medical, surgical, children's ophthalmic, nose throat and ear, gynaecological, electrical, orthopaedic, genitourinary, pathological, dermatological, X-ray, dental, venereal diseases, massage, Swedish remedial, ultraviolet ray (artificial sunlight) and psychological medicine. The weekly cost of an in-patient was £3 8s 7d (£3.43) in 1935, compared with £3 6s 4d (£3.32) in 1934. A silver paper collection in 1935 had raised some £133 14s 9d (£133.74) for the Hospital. Arrangements were made with the Schiff Home to send female patients there for convalescence, while children were send to the Fountain Convalescent Home for Children in Bexhill-on-Sea, which had 16 cots. Patients there remained an average of 43 days at a weekly cost of £1 8s 8d (£1.43). A new Out-Patients Department opened in the late 1930s. During WW2 the Hospital joined the Emergency Medical Service, reserving 10 of its 172 beds for civilian or military casualties. The Hospital was adopted by the Chattanooga Branch of Bundles for Britain, Inc. for the duration of the war. The Pauline Paget Ward opened in 1947. It was named after the wife of Almeric Paget, 1st Baron Queenborough, and President of the Hospital. The weekly cost of an in-patient was £9 16s 11d (£9.85), with most patients staying on average 16 days. The Hospital joined the NHS in 1948, together with St Alfege's Hospital, under the control of the Greenwich and Deptford Hospital Management Committee, part of the South East Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board. It had 180 beds. In 1949 the Almeric Paget Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Department closed. It had been maintained since May 1916 by Lady Baillie and Dorothy Paget, the daughters of Almeric Paget. During its operational lifetime, the Department had provided massage, electrical, Swedish remedial, radiant heart and ultraviolet ray treatments, at a cost of over £70,000 to the Almeric Paget Trust. In 1965 the Hospital was absorbed by Greenwich District Hospital and became its Miller General Wing. It was considered too expensive (an estimated £600,000) to modernise the facilities and it closed in 1974, despite protests from the staff and local community, who had collected a petition of 12,000 signatures against the move. Services were transferred to the new Miller Wing of the Greenwich District Hospital. Present status Most of the Hospital was demolished in 1975, although the original Dispensary, General Wing building and Nurses' Home have survived. The site has recently been redeveloped by Bellway Homes Ltd. It now contains a new block along Greenwich High Road - Ashburham Apartments."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW025298	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW025298 - "This circular building known as the Miller Memorial Hospital, was opened in 1884. It was the first hospital in Great Britain to have circular wards. These were supposed, among other things, to allow of better ventilation, there being no corners for harbouring stale air and germs. Their cause was championed by Professor John Marshall, President of the Royal College of Surgeons, who had studied the phenomenon abroad. In 1908 the hospital became known as the Miller General Hospital for South East London. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW005354 - "Truck delivering "Player's Digger" Tobacco"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW015419 - "Bedford WTB Coach"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030224 - "Vauxhall 14 J type"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030224	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030224 - "Austin 16"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030226	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030226 - "Ford Anglia E494"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030224	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030224 - "Ford Anglia E494"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030227 - "Austin 16"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030227	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030227	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030227 - "Ford Anglia E494"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030228	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030228 - "Ford Anglia E494"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030225	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030225 - "Ford Anglia E494"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030228	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030228 - "Austin 16"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030225 - "Austin 16"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030225	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030225 - "Vauxhall 14 J type"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030227 - "Vauxhall 14 J type"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030228 - "Vauxhall 14 J type"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW008936	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW008936	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW008936 - "SOUTHERN VENTURER, whale factory ship (see Southern Harvester below)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW008936 - "SOUTHERN HARVESTER, Whale factory ship. 1946 Built as floating factory ship SOUTHERN HARVESTER by Furness Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. , Haverton Hill for Chr. Salvesen & Co., Leith. Launched on 2 May, and delivered in October to the company The South Georgia Co. Ltd. Salvesen's flagship. Identical to Flk SOUTHERN VENTURER which can be seen alongside her."	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW008939	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW008939 - "SOUTHERN VENTURER, whale factory ship (see Southern Harvester below)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW008939 - "SOUTHERN HARVESTER, Whale factory ship. 1946 Built as floating factory ship SOUTHERN HARVESTER by Furness Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. , Haverton Hill for Chr. Salvesen & Co., Leith. Launched on 2 May, and delivered in October to the company The South Georgia Co. Ltd. Salvesen's flagship. Identical to Flk SOUTHERN VENTURER which can be seen sitting alongside her."	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW008942	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW008942 - "SOUTHERN VENTURER, whale factory ship (see Southern Harvester below)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW008942 - "SOUTHERN HARVESTER, Whale factory ship. 1946 Built as floating factory ship SOUTHERN HARVESTER by Furness Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. , Haverton Hill for Chr. Salvesen & Co., Leith. Launched on 2 May, and delivered in October to the company The South Georgia Co. Ltd. Salvesen's flagship. Identical to Flk SOUTHERN VENTURER which can be seen to the left of her."	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW008938 - "SOUTHERN VENTURER, whale factory ship (see Southern Harvester below)"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW008938	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW008938 - "SOUTHERN HARVESTER, Whale factory ship. 1946 Built as floating factory ship SOUTHERN HARVESTER by Furness Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. , Haverton Hill for Chr. Salvesen & Co., Leith. Launched on 2 May, and delivered in October to the company The South Georgia Co. Ltd. Salvesen's flagship. Identical to Flk SOUTHERN VENTURER which can be seen alongside her."	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW008845 - "H.M.T Empire Ken. Empire Ken was a 9,523 GRT passenger ship which was built by Blohm & Voss, Hamburg. Launched in 1928 as Ubena for Deutsche Ost-Afrika Linie. Requisitioned in 1939 by the Kriegsmarine, used as depot ship for the 3rd, 5th and 21st U-Boat Flotillas. Converted in 1945 to hospital ship, participated in the evacuation of Germans from the Baltics. Seized in May 1945 at Travemünde. To MoWT and renamed Empire Ken. Conversion to troop ship completed in December 1945. In collision with HMT Empire Medway in Valletta Harbour, Malta in 1951. Involved in the Suez Canal landings in 1956. In September 1957 scrapping commenced at Dalmuir, Dunbartonshire. Hulk arrived on 16 December 1957 at Troon, Ayrshire for final demolition."	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW008801 - "Bedford OX tractor unit with trailer"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW008680 - "WWII bomb damage"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW008680 - "WWII bomb damage"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW008680 - "WWII bomb damage"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW008674 - "WWII bomb damage"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW008674 - "WWII bomb damage"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW029803 - "Two Person Panto Horse"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW029803 - "Fordson 7V"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW029806 - "Bedford O Series truck"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW029803 - "Bedford O Series truck"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW029801 - "Bedford O series truck"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW029524 - "Express Dairy AEC Mammoth Major 8 Wheel Milk Tanker"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW029527 - "Express Dairy AEC Mammoth Major 8 Wheel Milk Tanker"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW029525 - "Express Dairy AEC Mammoth Major 8 Wheel Milk Tanker "	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW029522 - "Jaguar Mk IV"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW029523 - "Jaguar Mk IV"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027972 - "Chatteris Station Signalbox"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027974 - "Chatteris Station Signalbox"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW027976 - "Chatteris Station Signalbox"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW059618 - "Advert for the Morris 10"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW042356 - "Bedford Tipper Truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW042356	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW042356 - "Leyland Comet"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW042351 - "1937-1939 Ford 7Y "	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030380 - "Bedford OY Dropside Truck"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030379 - "Bedford OY Dropside Truck"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030377 - "Bedford OY Dropside Truck"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030375 - "Bedford OY Dropside Truck"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030376 - "Bedford OYD Dropside Lorry"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030378 - "Bedford OYD Dropside Lorry"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030385 - "Bedford OYD Dropside Lorry"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030377 - "Austin 7 Seven Ruby Saloon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030375 - "Austin 7 Ruby Saloon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030376 - "Austin Seven Ruby Saloon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030378 - "Austin 7 Ruby Saloon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030385 - "Austin 7 Ruby Saloon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030385	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030385 - "Fordson Ten E83W Van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030385 - "Austin K2 Lorry"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030385 - "Bedford O Series Drop Side"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030377 - "AEC Regal half-cabs"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030376 - "AEC Regal half-cabs"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030381 - "Austin Seven Ruby Saloon"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030385 - "Austin Seven Ruby Saloon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030378	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030378 - "Austin Seven Ruby Saloon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030377	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030377 - "Austin Seven Ruby Saloon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030376	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030376 - "Austin Seven Ruby Saloon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030375	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030375 - "Austin Seven Ruby Saloon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030375	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030375 - "AEC Regal half-cabs"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030375 - "Fordson E04C van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030377	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030377 - "Ford E04C 5cwt Van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030376	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030376 - "Ford E04C 5cwt Van"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030375 - "Ford E04C 5cwt Van"	7 years ago
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	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030383 - "Ford E04C 5cwt Van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030381	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030381 - "Ford E04C 5cwt Van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030385	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030385 - "Ford E04C 5cwt Van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030378	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030378 - "Ford E04C 5cwt Van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030381	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030381 - "Wolseley 4/50"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030381	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030381	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030381 - "2 X Wolseley 6/80's"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030385 - "Wolseley 6/80"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030385	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030385	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030385 - "Wolseley 6/80 (left) alongside Wolseley 4/50"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030378 - "Wolseley 6/80"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030378	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030378	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030378 - "Wolseley 6/80 (left) alongside Wolseley 4/50"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030376	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030376 - "2 x Wolseley 6/80's"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030376	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030376 - "Wolseley 4/50"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030375	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030375 - "Wolseley 4/50"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030375	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030375 - "2 x Wolseley 6/80's"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030383	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030383 - "Wolseley 4/50"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030383	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030383 - "2 x Wolseley 6/80's"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030377	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030377 - "2 X Wolseley 6/80's"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW030377	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW030377 - "Wolseley 4/50"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW035051	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW035051 - "Austin A70 hampshire"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment to the image SAW024482 - "Anderson-Grice Co. Ltd was founded by George Anderson of..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment to the image SAW024481 - "Anderson-Grice Co. Ltd was founded by George Anderson of..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment to the image SAW024478 - "Anderson-Grice Co. Ltd was founded by George Anderson of..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment to the image SAW024480 - "Anderson-Grice Co. Ltd was founded by George Anderson of..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW038051	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW038051 - "Scammell Mechanical Horse"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW038046 - "Scammell Mechanical Horse"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW038046	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW038046 - "Scammell Mechanical Horse"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW037645	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW037645 - "Morris-Commercial PV Van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW037644	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW037644 - "Morris-Commercial PV Van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW037646	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW037646 - "Morris-Commercial PV van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW037124	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW037124 - "Ford Thames ET6 Dropside Lorry"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW037126	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW037126 - "Ford Thames ET6 Dropside Lorry"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW037127	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW037127 - "Ford Thames ET6 Dropside Lorry"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW037121	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW037121 - "Ford Thames ET6 Dropside Lorry"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW037128	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW037128 - "Ford Thames ET6 Dropside Lorry"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW037120	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW037120 - "Ford Thames ET6 Dropside Lorry"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW037122	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW037122 - "Ford Thames ET6 Drop Side Truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW037125	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW037125 - "Ford Thames ET6 Dropside Lorry"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EAW027896 - "SHIPMENT OF 26 BRISTOL ALUMINIUM SCHOOLS"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW046643	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW046643 - "Commer Express Delivery Van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW046643	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW046643 - "Commer Superpoise flatbed"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW040789	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW040789 - "1948–1949 Rover P3 75 Light Six. The Rover Seventy-Five or Rover P3 series were 1.6 and 2.0-litre executive cars announced in the middle of February 1948[2] and produced by The Rover Company Limited until the (northern) summer of 1949. Two months after the announcement of the new cars "a new vehicle for agriculture" was announced, the Land-Rover, with the engine of the new Sixty."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW040786	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW040786 - "1948–1949 Rover P3 75 Light Six. The Rover Seventy-Five or Rover P3 series were 1.6 and 2.0-litre executive cars announced in the middle of February 1948[2] and produced by The Rover Company Limited until the (northern) summer of 1949. Two months after the announcement of the new cars "a new vehicle for agriculture" was announced, the Land-Rover, with the engine of the new Sixty. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW040784	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW040784 - "1948–1949 Rover P3 75 Light Six. The Rover Seventy-Five or Rover P3 series were 1.6 and 2.0-litre executive cars announced in the middle of February 1948[2] and produced by The Rover Company Limited until the (northern) summer of 1949. Two months after the announcement of the new cars "a new vehicle for agriculture" was announced, the Land-Rover, with the engine of the new Sixty."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW040789	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW040789 - "1946–52 Riley RMB 2.5 Saloon. The 2.5 L (2443 cc) RMB was a lengthened RMA launched in 1946. It used the 2.5 L (2443 cc) "Big Four" engine with twin SU carburettors, starting with 90 hp (67 kW) but increasing to 100 hp (75 kW) for 1948 with a 95 mph (153 km/h) top speed. The wheelbase was 6.5 in (165 mm) longer and the overall length was a full 7 in (178 mm) longer than the RMA. The RMB was replaced by the RMF for 1952."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW040786	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW040786 - "1946–52 Riley RMB 2.5 Saloon. The 2.5 L (2443 cc) RMB was a lengthened RMA launched in 1946. It used the 2.5 L (2443 cc) "Big Four" engine with twin SU carburettors, starting with 90 hp (67 kW) but increasing to 100 hp (75 kW) for 1948 with a 95 mph (153 km/h) top speed. The wheelbase was 6.5 in (165 mm) longer and the overall length was a full 7 in (178 mm) longer than the RMA. The RMB was replaced by the RMF for 1952."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW040784	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW040784 - "1946–52 Riley RMB 2.5 Saloon. The 2.5 L (2443 cc) RMB was a lengthened RMA launched in 1946. It used the 2.5 L (2443 cc) "Big Four" engine with twin SU carburettors, starting with 90 hp (67 kW) but increasing to 100 hp (75 kW) for 1948 with a 95 mph (153 km/h) top speed. The wheelbase was 6.5 in (165 mm) longer and the overall length was a full 7 in (178 mm) longer than the RMA. The RMB was replaced by the RMF for 1952. "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EPW055550	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW055550 - "Bedford W Series Dropside Lorry "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW055550 - "Bedford W Series Flatbed Lorry"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW055550 - "2 x Bedford W Series Flatbed Lorries"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EPW055550	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EPW055550 - "Bedford W Series Flatbed Lorry"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW042456	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW042456 - "ERF 8 Wheeler Lorry"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW042456	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049282	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049282 - "Rover 12 P2"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049286	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049286 - "Rover 12 P2"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049286 - "Austin A40 Devon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049286	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049286 - "Ford Anglia E494"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049282	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049282 - "Ford Anglia E494"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049282	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049282 - "Jowett 8hp"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049286	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049286 - "Jowett 8hp"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049286	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049286 - "Standard Vanguard Estate"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049282	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049282 - "Standard Vanguard Estate"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049286	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049282	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049282 - "Ford E93A Prefect"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049286	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049286 - "Ford E93A Prefect"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049286	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049286 - "Austin A40 Somerset"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049282	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049282 - "Austin A40 Somerset"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049282	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049282 - "Austin A40 Devon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049282	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049282 - "Austin 10 Cambridge"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049286	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049286 - "Austin 10 Cambridge"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049286	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049286 - "Austin A40 Devon"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049282	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049282 - "Austin A70 Hampshire"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049286	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049286 - "Morris Minor"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049282	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW049282	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW049282 - "Morris Minor"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EPR000510	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a comment and a photograph to the image EPW037854 - "Faces"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW052991	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW052991 - "RAF Queen Mary Trailer"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW046642	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW046642 - "Bedford WTL Flatbed Truck"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW046642	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW046642 - "Standard Vanguard Phase I"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW051963	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW051963 - "Vauxhall Wyvern"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW052992	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW052992 - "Austin A70 Utility"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner replied to a pin made on image EAW026308 with comment of -"Well spotted Ted, I can now just make out the 'tapered'..."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW052992	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW052992 - "Morris J type "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW026308	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW026308 - "A pair of Bedford OYD 3Ton GS trucks"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW026308	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW026308 - "A pair of Ford WOT1 Crew Buses"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW026308	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW026308 - "A pair of Commer Commando Crew Buses."	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW052017	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW052017 - "Leyland Comet Tanker"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW052017	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW052017 - "Bedford OS Tanker"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW052018	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW052018 - "AEC Monarch Tanker Lorry"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW052017	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW052017 - "AEC Monarch Tanker Lorry"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW052016	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW052016 - "AEC Monarch Tanker Lorry"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050706	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050706 - "Austin 10 van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050700	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050700 - "Austin 10 van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050699	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050699 - "Austin 10 van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050698	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050698 - "Austin 10 van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050701	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050701 - "Austin 10 van"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050702	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050702 - "Leyland Comet Tanker"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050703	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050703 - "Leyland Comet Tanker"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050705	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050705 - "Leyland Comet Tanker"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050704	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050704 - "Leyland Comet Tanker"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050697	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050697 - "Leyland Comet Tanker"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050697	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050697 - "AEC Monarch Turners Tanker"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050702	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050702 - "Standard Vanguard (top) alongside Vauxhall Wyvern LIX "	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050702	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050702	7 years ago
	Billy Turner added a pin to image EAW050702 - "Vauxhall Wyvern EIX (top) with Vauxhall Wyvern LIX"	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050702	7 years ago
	Billy Turner edited the tag(s) for image EAW050702	7 years ago