EAW014112 ENGLAND (1948). The town, Wisbech, from the south, 1948

Air Raid Shelters/Trenches e71009

PILLBOX: S0014538 (Removed)

PILLBOX (TYPE FW3/22): S0001443 (Removed)

PILLBOX (TYPE FW3/22): e48053 (Removed)

Site of a 2ndWW Pillbox.

Wisbech and Upwell Tramway. When this line closed to passengers in 1927 the specially-built bogie carriages with verandah ends were transferred to the Kelvedon and Tollesbury Light Railway. One of them was used in the Titfield Thunderbolt. This was preserved and is currently (2015) on the North Norfolk Railway; I've travelled in it.

Great Eastern Railway harbour branch.

Great Eastern Railway goods shed.

F.T.Nixon's wood yard - still trading

Flower Pot Pub, now flats on the corner of Elm Road where it joins Churchill Road.

Albert Street with the head teacher's house for Elm Road school. This has now been made into the playing field for Elm Road school.

Wisbech Sessions house, now a school.

Mill's Brewery - Demolished and Wisbech Police Station and Magistrate's Court built on the site

St Peter's and St Paul's Church

Ely Place Chapel and spire - Demolished and Wisbech Library built on the site

Tydd St Giles Church

Wisbech North Railway Station

Wisbech Park

Smedleys Ltd - Fruit & Vegetable Canning & Freezing Factory

Wisbech canal - Now the route of Churchill Road

Norwich Road Bridge over the canal

Blackfriar's Bridge over the canal

Red Lion public house - Belonging to Elgood's Brewery

Institute Clock Tower

Queen's School for boys and girls. Later it became a girls only school

Gas Works

High School for girls

West Walton church

Livestock Market

Grammar School for boys

Wisbech East Railway Station closed 1968

Peckover House

Octagon Church, Old Market

Empire Cinema

Railway crossing on Elm road

River Nene seaward towards Sutton bridge

Railway Goods Yard