Chelsea, Middlesex

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Chelsea in 1950

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Old Maps of Chelsea

Historic Maps of Chelsea and the local area.

Old map of Chelsea in 1896

Map of Chelsea in 1896

Old map of Chelsea in 1897-1909

Map of Chelsea in 1897-1909

Old map of Chelsea in 1920

Map of Chelsea in 1920

Old map of Chelsea in 1945

Map of Chelsea in 1945

Old map of Chelsea in 1895

Map of Chelsea in 1895

London, Present Day

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Richmond & Ealing

Shows Chelsea in 1816

London 1805-1822

Shows Chelsea in 1805

London 1897-1898

Shows Chelsea in 1897

London 1919-1922

Shows Chelsea in 1919

London 1946-1948

Shows Chelsea in 1946

Books about Chelsea area

Browse 68 photo books on Chelsea and the surrounding area.

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Central London Photographic Memories

Cover image of Essex: The London Boroughs Photographic Memories

Essex: The London Boroughs Photographic Memories

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Middlesex Photographic Memories

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South East London Photographic Memories

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Collected Memories of Greater London - South of the Thames

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London Photographic Memories

Memories of Chelsea

Read and share your memories of Chelsea itself or of a particular photo of Chelsea.
There are 14 memories of Chelsea to read. Here are one or two to get you started!

Kingsley School Chelsea

I remember some of the teachers at Kingsley.My favourite was Mr ford the maths teacher, Mr Ryan the arts teacher, Mrs Wagonmaker, miss CIscely and Deaf George they were great times

Chelsea, King's Road at the corner of Sydney Street 2003

Lots Road And World's End

I have many strong memories of Lots Road in the late 1940s early 50s. The power station loomed over the streets. Bomb sites and the row of shops in King's Road, Brightmans Bakery and Rollo the greengrocer. I went to Ashburnham School. The head teacher was Miss A.K.Nobbs. In Lots Road were many families packed into (...Read full memory)

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