EPW056576 ENGLAND (1938). St Mary's Church, Windsor Road and the town, Slough, 1938

Licensed Victuallers' School. Sometimes known as "S**t & P****e" due to the brown & yellow of its school uniform.

Girls and Boys Secondary Schools - replaced after WWII by the Boys Grammar School Lascelles Road and the Girls High School.

St Mary`s Church.

Chalvey Road East.

Crown corner..

St Ethelberts Church..

Herschel's observatory house. At one time the most advanced observatory in the world. And is that the remains of the telescope in the garden?

Century Cinema later to become a Waitrose store

White Hart with open market behind

Was this store called 'Fosters'? I remember getting my Slough Grammar School uniform there.

The Granada Cinema - I remember watching the 'Guns of Navarone' when it first came out. It had a restaurant on the top floor where all the posh people dined before watching the films. I couldn't afford a chock ice during the interval.

In the early 50's my Grandfather had a workshop here for his business of cabinet making and french polishing. It was a Nissan hut and the area around it was covered in gravel. Most of the buildings in this area had been demolished. This is going back 60 years, but I'm certain it was on the same street as the post office. As you walked north the hut was on its own on the right hand side.

Upton Hospital

Slough GWR Station

Albert Street.

Windsor Road.

William Street.

Mackensie Street.

Main Post Office.

Chandos Street.

Leopold Institute and Carlton Ballroom.