epw000885 ENGLAND (1920). View over Abingdon from Caldecott House area, Abingdon, from the south-west, 1920

MORLAND & CO LTD.

MORLAND & CO BREWERY.

MORLAND & CO BREWERY.

Morland & co ltd Brewery yard .

Thompson & co from Abingdon Railway line 1960s.

Drawings of the new malthouse to be built for Morlands United Breweries Abingdon

Gardens the to the large house.

farm building belonging to Caldecott House & estate.

Main gate and stable block, head gardener lived above the stable block.

Nags Head Pub.

Entrance lock to W&B Canal

Caldecott Lift Bridge, Wilts & Berks Canal.

The old Basin to the Wilts & Berks canal, Abingdon Berks.

Old AnchorInn,saint Helens wharf.

Old Warehouse on the river bank of the Thames,to the left of this building is where the Wilts & Berks canel meets the Thames.

The old Ferry Boat House, Ferry Walk, Wilsham Road,Abingdon.

Ock Lea House home of the Morland Brewing family The Eagle Brewery Morland & co ltd.

Bury street School,Bury street Abingdon.

OUR LADYS CONVENT RADLEY ROAD SPORTS GROUND BARTON LANE.

WILTS & BERKS CANEL MEETS THE RIVER THAMES.

ABINGDON-ON-THAMES LOCK AND WEIR.

THE COUNTY HALL ABINGDON. BUILT IN 1682 BY CHRISTOPHER KEMPSTER WHO HAD BEEN WORKING WITH SIR CHRISTOPHER WREN ON LONDON CHURCHS. IT WAS BUILT BETWEEN 1678-1684,AND WAS ERECTED'' AS A HOUSE FOR HER MAJESTY JUSTICES TO TAKE THE ASSIZES IN ABINGDON BEING IT BE COUNTY TOWN OF BERKSHIRE. NIKOLAUS PEVSNER,IN 1966 DESCRIBED THE COUNTY HALL AS FOLLOWS: OF FREE-STANDING TOWN HALLS OF ENGLAND WITH OPEN GROUND FLOORS THIS IS THE GRANDEST-GRANDER DECIDEDLY THAN WINDSOR''.

THE COUNTY HALL ABINGDON. BUILT IN 1682 BY CHRISTOPHER KEMPSTER WHO HAD BEEN WORKING WITH SIR CHRISTOPHER WREN ON LONDON CHURCHS. IT WAS BUILT BETWEEN 1678-1684,AND WAS ERECTED'' AS A HOUSE FOR HER MAJESTY JUSTICES TO TAKE THE ASSIZES IN ABINGDON BEING IT BE COUNTY TOWN OF BERKSHIRE. NIKOLAUS PEVSNER,IN 1966 DESCRIBED THE COUNTY HALL AS FOLLOWS: OF FREE-STANDING TOWN HALLS OF ENGLAND WITH OPEN GROUND FLOORS THIS IS THE GRANDEST-GRANDER DECIDEDLY THAN WINDSOR''.

SAINT HELENS MILLING COMPANY.

ST.HELENS CHURCH. THE SOUTH AISLE(1539)IS PERPENDICULAR IN STYLE. THE CHURCH IT SELF IS UNUSUAL IN HAVING FIVE AISLES MAKING IT BROADER THAN IT IS LONG.

HYDES CLOTHING FACTORY TAKEN OVER BY JOHN CRAMMER CLARKE. THE FIRM WENT BUST IN 1932 AND THE MG CAR COMPANY AS STORES AND SOCIAL CLUB,IT WAS DESTROYTED BY FIRE DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR.

CALDECOT HOUSE & GARDENS HOME OF THE HYDE FAMILY, LAST OWNER MAJOR-GENERAL M. BALLIE & HIS SON. THE HOUSE WAS CONVERTED TO A HOTEL,AND DURING THE WAR IT WAS REQUISITIONED BY THE GOVERMENT. LATER BECAME A DR.BARNARDO'S CHILDRENS HOME. 1972 DEMOLISHED FOR HOUSING ESTATE.

CALDECOT HOUSE & GARDENS HOME OF THE HYDE FAMILY, LAST OWNER MAJOR-GENERAL M. BALLIE & HIS SON. THE HOUSE WAS CONVERTED TO A HOTEL,AND DURING THE WAR IT WAS REQUISITIONED BY THE GOVERMENT. LATER BECAME A DR.BARNARDO'S CHILDRENS HOME. 1972 DEMOLISHED FOR HOUSING ESTATE.

MR.E.J.TRENDELL WINE MERCHANT & BREWER (1873) IN 1876 TRENDELL SOLD BREWERY TO A MR.CHARLES SAXBY,(SAXBY & CO BREWERS ABINGDON BERKS. IN 1889 mR.GEORGE SAXBY CONVEYED THE BREWERY AND PUBS TO MORLAND & CO LTD ABINGDON BERKS.

SAMUEL THOMPSON & SONS LTD (MALTSTERS) 47 THE VINEYARD ABINGDON BERKS.

ABBEY BREWERY. OWNED BY JOHN FRANCIS SPENLOVE,THEN IN TRUST TO MARY SPENLOVE,WHO IS AMEMBER OF THE MORLAND FAMILY OF BREWERS TAKEN OVER BY MORLAND UNITED BREWERIES.

MORLAND UNITED BREWERIES ABINGDON MALTINGS WINSMORE LANE. ABINGDON BERKS

MORLAND UNITED BREWERIES OCK ST, ABINGDON BERKS.

ABINGDON BRIDGE Over the Thames.

Abingdon Branch Railway.

Abingdon Gaol.

Wilts & Berks Canal (disused)