Shepperton, Backwater And Church Of St Nicholas 1890
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The Thames snakes and doubles back in these parts, and provides a delightful view of the church of St Nicholas. Navigation on the river was improved when the Desborough Channel was cut in the 1930s. The jetty leads down from Church Square, which contains some fine 18th-century buildings.
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A Selection of Memories from Shepperton
For many years now, we've been inviting visitors to our website to add their own memories to share their experiences of life as it was, prompted by the photographs in our archive. Here are some from Shepperton
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I worked at Shepperton Electrics just across the road from the Bull in around 1968/9. Used to lunch at Bull and had a girlfriend at the time, Anne Sink, from Acacia Avenue. Shepperton Electrics opened a 2nd store in the High Street and I moved on to work in London. Good days and memories.
Hi, I don't remember the name of the house that was there before Budgens, but I do know that it was a kindergarten as I attended it in the late 40's. I do remember that the entrance was a five-bar gate. Chris
Can anyone tell me the name of the house that was there before Budgens was put there.
Does anyone remember the old house that was by the big tree? When I was at St Nicks it was already derelict and we used to dare each other to go inside....it wouldn't be allowed now as a health & safety concern!!
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