EAW046839 ENGLAND (1952). The Hereford Sewage Works alongside the River Wye, Hereford, 1952

1952: Built in 1939, Bradbury Lines Barracks, became famous as being the home of the British Army's elite 22 Regiment, Special Air Service, better known to us as the SAS. The old camp itself was completely rebuilt in the early 1980's, before being finally abandoned to the developers bulldozers some 20 years later - It's now a housing estate.

1952: Bartonsham Farm, home to Bartonsham Dairy products, local suppliers of milk.

1952: Hoarwithy Road, Entrance Gate, Guardroom/Armoury.

1952: Mayberry Avenue, access road for the Redhill Hostel.

1952: Perched just off the Ross Road - The Redhill Hostel complex, was originally built to house, feed and entertain up to 1000 workers from the local Rotherwas Munitions factory, in later years it became best remembered as the home of The Hillside Ballroom, or to my generation "The Hostel" but is was where, in the 50's 60's and 70's many of the UK's top bands played at the weekly shows! Sadly the music has long since died, it's now a housing estate.

1952: Ross Road, Saint Martins Church, built in 1844.

1952: Hunderton Railway Bridge, built in 1854, No longer a rail crossing, but is still used as a cycle-way and footpath.

1952: Broomy Hill Water Tower. still a Hereford landmark,

1952: Newton Farm, as the name suggests was at one time a working farm.

1952: Belmont Road, not so long age it was protected "green Belt" open countryside - these days it's surrounded by houses, fast-food outlet and a supermarket.

1952: Belmont Road - Construction underway of what will become "The Oval"

1952: Beattie Avenue