EPW000887 ENGLAND (1920). Abingdon Bridge and St Helen's Church, Abingdon, 1920

The Old Gaol, Bridge Street. Opened in 1811 and closed as a prison in 1868. Architect: Daniel Harris, general building contractor and governor of Oxford Gaol. For further information, see https://www.abingdon.gov.uk/abingdon_buildings/old-gaol

Boat House at the junction of the Wilts & Berks canal & River Thames.

St' Helens Wharf Garden's.

Wilts & Berks Canal, Wharf Building, Later taken over by Hygienic Laundry for a garage for laundry vans.

Gabriel Davies, iron works Boiler makers & Boat Builders.

In side the HYGIENIC LAUNDRY St. Helen's Wharf, Caldecott Road. Managern John Hyde Caldecott, cottage.

In side The HYGIENIC LAUNDRY St Helen's Wharf Caldecott Road. Manager John Hyde Caldecott, cottage.

HYGNIC LAUNDRY (BASKET) St' Helen's Wharf, Caldecott Road. Manager John Hyde, Caldecott, Cottage.

Clarkes clothing Factory, very large four storey factory with it tall chimney loomed directly over saint, Helen's church churchyard. Over 1,400 people were employed in making breeches, waistcoats, overalls and other sturdy working clothing. The MG car company took over the building as a spare parts stores and club house until it burned down and the factory was Demolishedd to make way for a car park then houses.

Saint Helens Mill.

Old Wheatsheaf pub, West saint Helens Street.

St Helen's Church.

G.W.R. Abingdon Station.

Nags Head Hotel Ushers & Co Ltd. on Abingdon Bridge.

Seven Stars Pub Morland &coLtd.

County Police Station.

Crown & Thistle Hotel Bridge street.

Queens' Hotel, Market Place.

Lion Hotel, High St.

The Globe Inn Wallingford Brewery Co Ltd. Brewery.

Punch Bowl Pub Morland & Co Ltd.

The Old Barley Mow Pub. Belcher & Habgoods Tower Brewrey.

Morland United Breweries Mailtings Winsmore lane & St Edmunds Lane.

Warren Hospital Radley Road.

WINTERBOURNES Boat House Boat bulders and ferrymaster Ferry walk