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Places

2 places found.

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Photos

84 photos found. Showing results 61 to 80.

Sandsend, the Promenade and the Beach c1955
Ref. S59001
Sandsend, the Old Village c1955
Ref. S59014
Sandsend, 1932
Ref. 85347
Sandsend, the Village c1921
Ref. S59508
Sandsend, the Village c1917
Ref. S59503
Sandsend, the Village 1901
Ref. 46809X
Sandsend, the Bridge 1901
Ref. 46807X
Sandsend, East Row 1901
Ref. 46810
Sandsend, Children on the Beach 1925
Ref. 78992
Sandsend, the Beach c1955
Ref. S59019
Sandsend, 1932
Ref. 85351
Sandsend, the Beach c1955
Ref. S59003
Sandsend, the Parade 1925
Ref. 78998
Sandsend, the Old Water Tower c1955
Ref. S59007X
Sandsend, the Sea Wall and Ness c1921
Ref. S59504
Sandsend, the Village and Beach c1917
Ref. S59501
Sandsend, Children playing 1925
Ref. 78992X
Sandsend, Mulgrave Woods c1890
Ref. S59301
Sandsend, Wood Bridge c1885
Ref. 18191X
Sandsend, the Village c1885
Ref. 18190X

Maps

12 maps found.

Books

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Memories

33 memories found. Showing results 31 to 33.

Youth

I was born in Wood Green in 1940. My earliest recollection is being in a classroom in Lordship Lane with other children and being told I was not supposed to be there.It's possible I had wandered from home,which was on the Tottenham side of ...Read more

A memory of Wood Green in 1947 by First Name Last Name

Loretto School

I lived in Wallyford went to school in Musselburgh and played football for the Windsor as a teenager. We played at the back sands and the harbour in the summer.

A memory of Musselburgh by kiffy20

Happy Childhood Days

We lived directly opposite the Royalty cinema so I just lifted the net curtain to see what was on. Next door was Miss Corbet and then the Co-op where we did our shopping. I loved watching them cut the cheese and weigh the sugar and ...Read more

A memory of Harborne by djgroves1

Captions

38 captions found. Showing results 73 to 96.