1940 Floods

After a quick thaw-Bell Cottage on the left; Church Institution the right; Rose & Crown, Baptist Chapel in background

Three Ladies

Outside Hoopers Farm

August 1951

Elm Cottage from the rear. The Elms Stable on the left

The Baptist Chapel

Circa 20th Century

1948 - Bet Druce

Cycling on the High Street

Candown Road

Flooded in 1995

Candown Road

Flooded in 1995. Another view.

1940 Floods

Charlie Gray on a flooded High Street. Noads House and The Bell Inn (now Bell Cottage) in the background.

1950s

The Elms

1940 Floods Candown Road

Row of cottages on the left called Marvins demolished in the 1950s; house on the right still there

1940 Floods

School Lane

Westdown Camp

Garrison Theatre

1965 - Pete Waylen's Bungalow

Now called Waylenfield and the Barn before Elmhurst was built.

The High Street Circa 19th Century

Looking towards Lodge Hill with Corner House and Rose Cottage (still there today!) Before the trees on Lodge Hill were planted.

The High Street Circa 19th Century

Houses on the left now demolished

The High Street Circa 19th Century

Elm Cottage, Mill Cottages (now Mill House) on the left; Rose Cottages on the right. All still standing. Note the open ditch with 'bridges' to the cottages.

The High Street Circa 19th Century

Dean and Chapter first on the right

The High Street Circa 19th Century

Rose Cottages on the left, Elm Cottage on the right. Note the thatched Granary Barn behind Elm Cottage.

The High Street Circa 1950

Rose Cottages on the left, Elm Cottage on the right. Same as image 18.

Outside Empire Stores

From the left: Alan Havelock; young Jack Hughes; Bet Hughes; Jack Hughes carrying Maurice; Bill Blake. (Now open plot by the bus shelter)

The Communal Tap

Jack Hughes, outside Church House.

January 1947 outside Empire Stores

From the left: standing Pat Hughes, Roy Cocker; sitting Bet Druce, Marjorie Townend

June 1947

Annie Hughes in background carrying Roger. Bet Druce on the left with Neville Hughes

Postcard published by H Coleman Refreshments

Len's Father with Primrose Cottage on the left, from a photograph taken by Fine Arts Studios, Bradford-on-Avon. © H Coleman Refreshments; Fine Arts Studios, Bradford-on-Avon.

Tilshead Lodge

Maurice Hughes

Outside Empire Stores

Memories of Tilshead

Various views of the Old Vicarage.

Queen Street

Burnt down in the early 1940s.

Tilshead School 1946