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The Causeway
This picture shows the current Strand Parade in the distance with the original surrounding area, before the flats were built to the left and the multistorey Lloyds Bank buildings and south parade on...
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Heene Road and Charles Dickens Pub
This picture looks North up Heene Road, towards Rowlands Road, which is just past the buildings on the right. The modern day Bath Road runs adjacent to the building on the left.
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Courtlands Terrace
In this picture, we look at the South side of Mulberry Parade, in Goring, looking East.The image shows that the Northern side of the road has yet to be developed.
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Paine Manwaring
William Payne first established the company in 1725 when he opened a blacksmith’s in Broadwater village, near Worthing, West Sussex. In 1874 Frank Manwaring joined the business and the company expanded...
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Worthing Rail Station
A little mix of the original Worthing station and Central Hotel with the new, extended station.
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Lyndhurst Road Shops
A little mix of the parade of shops in Ham Road, unfortunatley too many are empty now.
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D-Day - 70 Years On
As a mark of respect to all those that fought in the D-Day battle, a little homeage to them all.I have created 11, Then vs Now image mashups which can be seen in the gallery below. The images used have...
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West Worthing Crossings
It is rumoured that some people in Worthing have seen traffic pass over the rail lines.Even in the mashup of early West Worthing Station, the gates are closed and traffic is queing.Shown with the...
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Worthing Post Office
Worthing's Neo-Georgian post office was built by D.N. Dyke in 1930.Still in operation today.
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