EPW032315 ENGLAND (1930). The town, railway station and goods yard, Aldershot, from the south-east, 1930

Crimea Road

Post Office, corner of Victoria Road and Station Road

Aldershot Telephone Exchange, Pickford Street

Cinema

The Cannon PH

Boulters Hotel

Palace Cinema

Warburg (East Cavalry) Barracks

Talavera (East Infantry) Barracks

Salamanca (Central Infantry) Barracks

Badajos (West Infantry) Barracks

Willems (West) Cavalry Barracks

Veterinary Stables

The Aldershot & District Traction Company Head Office, (Halimote Road), garage and works.

Aldershot Garrison Church by the A325 Farnborough Road

Beaumont Cavalry Barrackes and indoor riding school. The school building is still there but the barracks site has been Beaumont Park housing estate for some years.

Birchett Road

The Grove

Gale & Polden, Printers and Publishers (fairly sure). The map says simply "Printing works" (at least from 1897). 1911 Kelly's directory has "Gale & Polden Ltd, printers and publishers, Wellington Works". In 1911 they published one of three local papers (Aldershot News and Military Mail).

East Station Road

St Michael's Road

St George's Road

High Street

Redan Road

St Joseph's Roman Catholic Church

Grosvenor Road Methodist Church (now flats).

Victoria Road

Was this still a builder's yard? as on the 1870s town plan. Later became the market place where they sold radio bits (amongst many other things). All swept away now, of course.