EPW043788 ENGLAND (1934). Field Common and environs, Walton-on-Thames, from the south-east, 1934

I think this could be the Kempton Park waterworks reciprocating pumping station - first of it's kind in the country, maybe the World - but can only see one chimney, am sure they had two, twin-like, by the 1950's. Hopefully someone in the know about this waterworks can confirm..

This could be the Walton Road extension, which now leads into Walton and joins Terrace Road at App's Court junction... trouble is I can't distinguish any reservoir banking in the photograph, may just not be clear enough, though. .

Fieldcommon Farm, later known as Harold Poopart's Farm

App's Court Tavern

Molesey Road, leading to Hersham, which was re-routed in a more straight line to make way for the new Queen Elizabeth reservoir which was built in the late 1950's

Walton Road, West Molesey.

Sunbury church - the bells sounded lovely on Molesey side of river every Sunday in the 1950's

This is the path that we called Pig's Alley as children in the 1950's, as it went past pig-farm enclosures then on down to the Thames at Sunbury, emerging near the locks. The farm is still there, operating without pigs as far as I know.

River Thames near Sunbury Locks

I think this is Western Avenue, West Molesey.

Hurst Road, West Molesey. Leads to Walton on Thames by continuing as Terrace Road further on at junction of App's Court Tavern.

Waterworks on the Hurst Road, West Molesey, with it's distinctive red and blue brick chimney. The works are still there, but alas, that beautiful chimney, which I loved as a child, and should have been preserved as a valuable balance to architecture of overall building, was removed in the 1970's when pumping converted from coal to oil (or electricity).