1 - 280
Series 1952, date in pencil 16/8/30
postally unused
now our natural history museum
2 -
Postally unused. 1920s?
3 - 205
All Saints Curch interior, unused, before it became the St Mary's Art Centre, base for the Colchester Beer Festival and other profane activities!
1 - 948 Jumbo and the Balkerne
Gate 2 - 350 15210, unused 3 - 464 2114, Posted August 1906 to Miss G
Bengough of Crediton 4 - 260 The Balkerne Gate from the North
East, postally unused, English Life Publications, Derby,
8913L Response by email
060707 Thank you for the
latest Colchester Postcard series, it is so good to see the
town again as it was when I was a boy. On page 2 ref. 4-260
on the right hand side looking up Balkerne Hill is a white
looking house with a window which looks north down the hill.
This house was no. 38 Balkerne Lane, where I lived from 1941
- 1948. I was 8 when we, the Everitts, left.
This is the only
picture I have ever seen of the house where my wartime
experiences and family dramas were experienced. Any chance
of a copy please? I'd like my sons to see where they came
from with its outside lavatory, the copper next to it where
a fire was lit to heat water for the weeky wash, and fill
the tin bath which was placed in front of the fire range for
weekly baths. Paul Everitt. 5 - 395 51698 by Photochrom Co Ltd,
unused. A226-60 Unused card published by
F W Pawsey and Sons, Ipswich. A405-157 Poyser Series. sent 29th Jul 1908
to Miss Malling of Wells next the Sea by M A W
Westfields P565-750 not a postcard. A pencil drawing by
Holmes Winter c1900.
1 - sold In the 1960s, just before Balkerne
Lane was widened and Crouch Street was split in
two. 2 - 1175 HGRC by Gill postally used, George V stamp, date
unclear, sent to Mrs Measures of Peterborough by her
daughter Anne 3 - 901 24/16 258 The British Mirror Series
unused 4 - 385 S6754, unused 5 - 684 The IXL Series. Posted to Mrs
P Beckett of Bedingham, Stamp missing so undated. From Bess.
The camera in Headgate by the Fox and Fiddler, looking west.
Shops Moore and Rice shown. Also a harness maker and a
bookseller. 6 - kb02 10 80915, posted April
1911 A053-2191 Crouch Street looking east. HRCL No
37. Webber and Horwood. Walkers Motor Depot. Sent Jan 1914
to Miss Hicks of Black Notley . A097-1227 8181 26 Sent to J Goodrum Esq of
Ketteringham by sister May and brother in law George on 6th
March 1912. A270-2376 sold Posted July 1911 to Mrs Weis.... of
Holloway. In pencil, much smudged. A314-345 Not a postcard. A reproduction
photograph only showing the old Odeon cinema. Derelict in
2013 with plans for demolition or restoration or
conversion.
(see also GREYFRIARS further down)
1 - 809
East Hill looking west
IXL
postally unused
2 - 1017
44 Postally Unused
My grandfather was working at this mill in 1929.
I used to live on the Harwich Road, very close to the East Gates railway crossing. I used to walk past this mill everyday on my way to school, St. James Primary; not the new one. The old one used to stand on the opposite side of the road to the present school. It was a old Victorian, three classroom building, long demolished.
I can still remember the old barges tied up to the wharf unloading the grain.
Post card No. Five, East Street. You ask the question, does anybody remember the petrol station? It was called Days Garage, and was situated on the corner of East Street and Brook Street. This area was known as East Bay. I had a school friend who lived a couple of doors up from the garage.
Colin Andrews. (September 2007)
3 -
Postally unused (although we have seen another version of this card which was used in 1913). The Thames barge shown in the picture has Colchester on the stern and probably named "Maid o'the Mill". Details and comments are:
Built 1888 at Rochester, Kent by George W. Gill. 45 registered tons, spritsail rigged, fitted with Taylor and Neates patented screw steering gear. Owners included W. Marriage of Colchester, E. Marriage of Colchester and H. Cunis of London. Broken up in 1930 at Nortons Yard, Charlton, on the R. Thames. Marriage was the company that owned East Mill, Colchester.
The pictures must therefore have been taken no earlier than 1888 as Marriages were the 1st. owners and used her from new.
Up until 1874 such barges were built with massive wooden tillers to steer them. After that date screw gearing systems were progressively introduced. In the early years they were a novelty - a hi-tech approach of their day! They were less tiring to operate and allowed longer barges to be built whilst still being controllable.
We must thank Mr Mike Wignall for this information.
Please view his website at:
4 - 800
Posted August 1961 to Master M Batie of Sevenoaks from Aunty Rosie. M and L National Series
5 - sold
The same card but in black and white. M and L National Series No. 5. Can anybody remember the petrol station on the left? This card is unused.
The petrol station was ‘Days Garage’ owned by a Mr Watson and his wife. He also operated Watsons Taxis.
Originally the petrol pumps were on the pavement on the corner of Brook Street. Sometime in 48 or 49 the pumps were moved to the position shown in the photograph. In those days your tank was filled for you and usually ‘Tommy’ was the one who operated the pump, 10 gallons (42 litres) for £1.00.
We lived in Greenstead Road from January 1947 until March of 1955, I was 22 when we left. My Dad owned an ice cream business, Orchard Creameries, as well as the snack bar on Scheregate Steps and the East Bay Hotel which was diagonally opposite Days Garage.
I went to school at CRGS and there met Geoff Wade who remained my best friend for 55 years, until he passed away in 2002.
Where now are the friends of one's youth who, in our minds, never grow any older?
Bob Gooderson - October 2007
Thanks Bob!
6 - 335
Another unused black and white card, but this time showing Greyfriars College on the left (previously as nunnery/convent) and the Minories on the right. Judges No. 29118.
7 - 465
The Rose and Crown and East Street, CHR6, Masons Alpha Series, posted 11th July 1959 to Mrs H Gratton of Cork, Ireland.
8 - x
This card was kindly sent to us by Mr Bob Gooderson whose father, Mr R H Gooderson, once owned the East Bay Hotel (east side of the Goat and Boot pub on East Hill). He believes that it dates from 1953 or 4.
9 - 851
Marriages Mill. 26. Excel Series? Postally unused but damaged on back from pasting into a book. Name of barge unclear. It seems to be something like ......WEL and LONDON
10 - 850
Old Houses in East Street, postally unused. Poyser and Co, Photo by Gill, 7399
11 - kb05
Card by Valentine 57084, posted Sep 1907
12 - kb16
unused, undated, card by S & SC
13 - kb17
1159, posted May 1906
14 - 707
East Mills and Bridge, S and SC 2610, unused. The mast and sails had to be lowered to get under the bridge and then, presumably, raised again to offload.
15 - 189
The Old Coach House, East Bay. Unused card by M and L National Series. This building was at one time the Rose and Crown Inn, closed around 1910. In the 1950's it re-opened as a pub, having been heavily restored by Mrs Faithfull-Roper. See the Inns, Taverns and Pubs of Colchester for more details.
16
W7157 The Wyndham Series.The building in the foreground was known as Frere House and was demolished in the 1930s. The Wetzlar Gardens now occupy the space.
thanks for the correction Philip Beeton!
A049-1721
East Hill. Card by H G Rogers No 14. Sent Dec 1911 to Mrs Reywell of 23 Ireton Road by Mrs Parker of Kensington.
A062-1665
Aerial Photo of East Mills. Unposted.
A118-580
78 East Hill. Unposted but written on. To Mrs Whiting of Endholme, Elmstead, from EEA - presumably the lady in the picture. Card stamped J E Stutter of 11 Errington Road, Colchester.
A pencil note states that No 82 was Franco's Ristorante in 1990.
A159-965
Not a postcard but a photograph of Marriage's Mill at East Bay and dated from the 1930's.
A030-588
Greyfriars Convent on East Hill. 2536 Bells Photo Co Ltd. Unposted
A212-2084
Sent April 1912 to Mr A L Fenton of Braintree by his daughter Bess and mentions Peggy. No publisher but references of 8175 and 18. Shows shops on the left of Ford, Newman and what was presumably the Whalebone pub. The Colchester Brewing Company brewery on the left.
A215-1869
Posted December 1905 to Mrs Warner of Clacton-on-Sea, a Christmas wish from all at 82 Station Road, F E B. The view shows Marriage's Mill.
A219-1584
Entitled East Bay. A view of the Siege House as it is now known. An unused card looking west along East Street and over the bridge. The sign on the buildings show, 'Marraiges. Straw and Offal'.
D003
An unused card of horse and cart preumably at Marriages Mill. The cart has signwriting that says, E Marriage and Son Ltd, East Mill, Colchester.
A348-1985
Lilywhite Ltd, Copyright, Clr 20. Unused.
A383-1547
24/4 270 A sign on the left shows A Cater, bird stuffer and confectioner (an interesting combination!). Card sent 21st February 1918 to H J Swift of Chelsea by Bert.Card by the British Series.
A391-725
57084 Valentine's Series. Sent 21st July 1907 to Mr L Warnes of Tottenham by A.
A403-179
unused card. Published by Ernest Joyce and Co of Norwich. Plastichrome. The Gate House, Colchester EJE 421 P36352.
A550-250
Unused card by Eric Wilson, Doddinghurst. 'The Rose and Crown Hotel'.
1 - 833 Scheregate Steps and the Clarence
Pub, postally unused, Valentines 63383 2 - 557 Eld Lane Baptist Church and the
Spurrier Memorial, postally unused 3 - 1810 Real Photograph by HGR, No 33.
Posted May 18th 1918 to Mrs Sansome of Horton Road, Bradford
by Jas Hy. C Watkinson, Carpenter and Undertaker sign shown.
The Clarence pub on the right, Scheregate Steps on the
left. 4 -
Our postcards start from a period when this building was a Catholic convent. In France in 1903, laws were enacted that which removed various religious congregations from the country. This led to the Dames of Nazareth, founded in Normandy in 1922, to take up residence at Greyfriars. By 1904, through the help of Father Bloomfield at nearby St James the Less in Priory Street, Greyfriars was extended which enables the nuns to open it up as a day and boarding school for girls. After the First World War hostilities had ceased and with a relaxation of the anti-Catholic laws in France in September 1919, the twenty three Dames of Nazareth returned to France and their school was closed in 1922. It later became the High School for Girls. All these changes are reflected in our postcards, the early ones with messages in French and addressed to locations in France and Belgium.
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1 - 480 postally used dated 1906, sent to Mlles. Van Ash in Belgium |
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2 - 414 Grey Friars Convent, Colchester. Postmarked 1910. Sent to Mademoiselle Cl Allemand of Hyeres, France. |
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4 - 433 Dining Hall Unused, P A Buchanan and Co, Croydon |
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5 - 433 Unused, P A Buchanan and Co, Croydon |
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6 - 433 Unused, P A Buchanan and Co, Croydon |
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A030-588 Greyfriars Convent on East Hill. 2536 Bells Photo Co Ltd. Unposted |
1 Harwich Road looking
north RAP Co Ltd 9158 postally unused
1 - 1425 unused, HGRC by Gill 2 - M Series, marked no. 378, postally
unused 3 - $2.40 postally unused, looking
south 4 - 579 Head Street looking north with the
Fleece Hotel and Halfords in view. Posted 1920's to Miss
Hanks of Woodstock, Exclusive Crano Series
51697. 5 - 1130 Head Street looking north showing
tram number 10, a horse and dray, the premises of A and
E P Baker, etc. Postally used March 1910, sent to
Mrs M Millbank of Wethersfield. Card by the Rapid Photo
Printing Co Ltd with reference V310-5 6 - 925 Souvenir of the opening of the
Colchester Electric Tramways, 28th July 1904 at Headgate
Corner W Gill photo posted 28 Jul
1904 to Mrs J Hughes of Long Lane,
Finchley 7 - 399 posted 1911 8 S0738, unused 9 - 129 Frith CCR10 unused
card A163-1500 No 102. Sent to Mrs Austin of
Thornton Heath by Florence Jones in 1906. A274-1156 No 29 Posted April 1915 to Mrs
E J Russell of Addiscombe by Eddy. No 5 tram and
Royal Studio. A275-1381 sold Gallifent and Lovell on left. Tram
No 8 to Lexden. Griffin on the right. Some sorty of
procession behind the tram. Card by Whitfield and Cosser.
Unposted. A307-1049 unused and undated card by K Ltd
showing the view northward from the corner of Butt Road and
Crouch Street. A343-750 G6835 unused Valentines. Murdoch's
on left. A364-800 7152 The Wyndham Series. Posted
13th Oct 1904 to Mr Skelly of Head Street Colchester by H
Sargant. He was saying that Skelly should not expect him
tonight, a clear belief that the card would be delivered the
same day. A378-390 C6609 Unused card by
E T W Dennis and Sons Productions. Dated
c1970. headstreet001ss not a postcard c1935 showing the Tudor Cafe and the
Fleece Hotel. headstreet002ss not a postcard c1970 showing the Fleece
Hotel.
1 - 420 Holy Trinity Church with the Town
Hall in the background A971/713 postally unused 2 - 567 Unused, V2297 3 - 139 Posted April 1907 to Mr S Joffre of
Lyon, France, from Pierre 4 - 260 postally unused, S and
S C 5 - 371 Unused card, S and
S C. 6 - Masons Alpha CHR7 card, unused.
c1955. Richards Shops on Culver Street. WNO 539 Riley
1500? car registration. 7 - A182-324 Sent April 1910 to Miss Gabrielle
Dickens of West Kilburn. This card appears to show a
background without the 1902 completed Town Hall. This is
probably therefors a photograph from before
1902. A213-299 Unused card by Harvey Barton and
Son Ltd. Ref 60192
TYMPERLEYS A109-1210 HGRC Photo by Gill. Card unused.
This building is thought to have once been part of Sir
William Gilberd's house. It later became home to Mr Bernard
Mason who was a collector of old clocks. When he died he
left the building and clock collection to the borough and
they turned it into a clock museum. It was under the threat
of closure as a museum in October 2010. Looking at this modern day picture
of the same building, so much has been done to alter it. See
also the shops and commercial premises section and look for
E N Mason and Son, for further
details. A206-298 Unused card from the 1920's. OT 531
car plate. A450-520 Sent to Mr Percy Crofts of West
Bromwich by Flo on 13th August 1904.
1 - 459 Essex and Colchester General
Hospital 24/23 British Mirror
series postmarked Jul 1906, Mrs J Storkey,
Leiston 2 - 460 Posted April 1918 to Mrs Baker of
Walthamstow from Harry 3 - Essex County Hospital Staff
c1912 Left to Right Back Row - 2 Spooner, 3 Moffat, 4
White Second Row - 4 Dr Chichester, 5 Dr
P Laver, 6 Dr Clowes, 10 Stribling, 11
Wilkinson Third Row - 4 Dr Curl, 5 Matron
Buckham, 6 Dr Nicholson, 10 Mitchell Who are all the
others? 4 - 425 The Hospital - Valentines Series,
posted to Miss Rosie Milne of Hampton Hill on 25th July 1903
by NM. 5 - 1030 New Children's Ward, card sent Miss
Olive Seatt of London N22 by Minnie on 27th March 1918.
Photo by Gill. A060-621 A Gill and Son card showing a well
decorated hospital ward. Perhaps at Christmas. On the back
in pencil it says Essex County Hospital 1912.
Unposted. A220-904 Unused card by M and R C.
Picture shows a gathering of cars and military men,
soldiers, etc. A267-553 Unposted. Royal Studio. In ink, In
loving memory of dear Aunt Eliza who died the 15th Feb 1922
aged 71 years. The female ward of the hospital, presumably
Colchester. A316-450 unused card by raphael Tuck and
Sons, Series 2121 Colchester A425-696 V310-8 The Rapid Photo Company.
Colchester Hospital and Nurses Home A437 Posted 30th Oct 1934 to Miss Lil
Carter of Layer Breton Lodge
1 - 1015 Hythe Quay looking
east 57088 Valentines postmarked Nov 1908, E Carstairs,
Almondsbury, Huddersfield A386-550 The same postcard but in black and
white only. This has enabled us to see that the boat on the
left has the name 'Esther' and the signwriting on the
building says, 'Francis and Co, Corn and Seed Merchant'.
Posted 23rd August 1918 to Mr H E Wilton of
Ipswich. 63385 Valentine. 2 - 1217 (Sold) Colchester Hythe
Quay No 19, postally unused. High
quality black and white version not shown here but image
available. Same as view shown. 2c - 838 HGRC from photo by Gill. posted
23rd Dec 190 3 or 5. Christmas version in colour. To Miss
Winnie Luen? of Frinton, from Maude, 3 - 616 and (A207-999) in
colour Postmarked Sep 1946, to Miss
Catherine Gladwell, Surrey . In February 2008 we received the
following feedback: Meeson owned several barges
and the flour mills at Battlesbridge. For many years "Paglesham"
was skippered by Bob Eves of Wivenhoe, and later, Dick
Daniels. "Paglesham" was sold to W.H.
Theobald of Leigh on sea (trading as Leigh Building
Supplies) and was generally employed carrying softwood
from the Surrey docks. The postcard shows her having
just discharged a timber cargo at Groom Daniels
wharf. In April 1944 "Paglesham"
loaded Kentish wheat in Whitstable harbour for London.
She survived the war and was in the Surrey docks in 1947
loading timber when she was sunk by a steamer, she was
"raised but condemned" and was acquired by the Sea Scouts
as a guardship and was broken up around 1953.
"Imperial" was requisitioned,
during the war for the storage and delivery of ammunition
to ships coming in to the Chatham dockyard and afterwards
rebuilt and converted into a motor barge for London and
Rochester Trading Co. (1949 on) she was laid up around
1958 and became a houseboat at Temple Marsh, Strood, Kent
and derelict by 1961. Colin
Swindale. 4 - 2185 Hythe Docks, 13, poster 7th May
1913, from the barge Albert. ~~~~~~~~ Thanks to
Colin Swindale for this additional information -
March 2008 The barge on the left is Gem of
Colchester. The vessel on right is Dina Joanna. The rowing
boat far left has markings but illegible. The middle vessel
equally so. 5 - 385 An unused picture of Hythe Quay
showning the Spirality of London, M and L National Series,
No. 57.
The sailing barge on
the right of the picture is the 55 ton "Paglesham" built
in 1877 at Paglesham by Kemp for A.J.Meeson of
Battlesbridge as a wedding present for his
wife.
We are indebted to Mr Mike Wignall of
Which provides the future programme, results and history of the Thames Sailing Barge Match itself, which was founded in 1863 and is still running.
Mike very kindly identified one of the barges shown on the Hythe section. Here follows his comments:
Postcard 3-616 shows "Imperial". She was a Thames sailing barge which had a very characteristic main/top mast and sail arrangement with a massive spar at 30-45 degrees, the base pivoting almost at deck level i.e. spritsail rigged. This rig is quite unmistakeable once you know what you're looking for and it is easy to pick out a Thames sailing barge amongst a forest of masts of various vessels in photos - based on their spritsail rig.
In the card she is shown as belonging to "LRTC" [cut in/painted above her name] which was the 19-20th. century London & Rochester Trading Co., based at Frindsbury, near Strood, in Kent on the R. Medway. She's shown as being registered in London and she was built in the East Greenwich bargeyard of Shrubsall, in 1902 and was owned by one Valentine Colchester of Ipswich. She was of 53 registered tons, length 84.6 ft., beam 19.2 ft and draught 5.9 ft.
She was sold on in 1925 to another company "Rands", who sold her on again to the LRTC in 1934. This company was keen on racing their working barges in the annual Thames Match and annual Medway Match where they competed against their arch-rivals in the sailing barge transport industry - F. T. Everard & Sons. "Imperial" came 1st. in 1902, and 3rd. in both the 1928 and 1933 Thames Matches. She came 1st. in 1902, 3rd. in 1929 and 2nd. in 1930 in the Medway Match. LRTC converted her from a sailing barge to a motor barge in 1949. She finally ended her days as a hulk in the vicinity of the Temple Marsh & Strood Yacht Club.
The photo the postcard was made from must therefore have been taken sometime from 1934 onwards.
6 - 300 St Leonards Church on Hythe Hill,
postally unused.
Here follows Hythe 7, an oil painting of the docks at the Hythe. It is not a postcard but it is a delightful scene.
8 - 300 2124, card sent August 1906 to Miss
Bengough of the Rectory in Crediton. A357-677 as above but not
coloured 124 7386 Posted 21st August 1914 to
Miss V Smith of Alne, Wilts by PJK. A027-1151 The Hythe quayside. Sent to Master
Hugh Wyatt of Bognor Regis by Nannie and mentioning Podge.
Dated March 1931. Corner missing. At least 15 Thames barges
shown in the view. This first boat appears to have the name
Centaur. More information about the Centaur
and the Pudge at: We received a note in
March 2012 about this picture as follows: Dear Sir, I wish to point out that
the sailing barge Centaur shown on image A027-1151 is the
Rochester Centaur not the Harwich registered barge that is
still active. Regards. Ron Green - member of The
Society for Sailing Barge Research and Mersea Island
Museum also, A534-560 unused card, Series
1952 A064-2176 A photograph not a postcard. On the
back is written, British spritsail barge George Smeed (64
tons net, built 1882) at Colchester, 24th June 1955. A
classic view of the Hythe quayside with coal piles and the
gas tanks. A071-495 A photograph not a postcard. On the
back is written, Dutch MV Coria (390 tons gross, built
1952) at Colchester, 13th May 1971. Another classic view of
Hythe quayside, a little further east than the above
picture. A087-1217 Old House and Church, Hythe Hill.
8158 24. Sent to Miss Nell K Smith of Great
Bentley, by Edna, on 13th August 1914. Weslyan Methodist
Church notice board. A142-204 Clr 23. The Dolphin pub, Daniells
and Sons. Card by Lilywhite Ltd, Triangle. Posted Aug 1930
to Mrs Beattie Dodman of Tottenham, London by Ettie of
Wiston Mill, Nayland and a note saying that Aunt Ettie is at
53 now. A143-1000 Clr 7. Card by Lilywhite Ltd,
Triangle. Posted Sep 1930 to Mrs Beattie Dodman of
Tottenham, London by Ettie of Eltham, Kent. A155-420 An unposted card but written on the
back it says, 'on the left, the SS Oakover or Guernsey
and on the right the SS James Tennant of Newcastle ,
under the Vickers Crane, at Hythe, Colchester, taken Friday
March 25th 1921'. The crane was that of the Moler brickworks
and the view looks east. A156-747 sold An unused but much handled card by
Whitfield Cosser and Co. The barge on the right has the name
John Evelyn. The markings on the barge on the left are
unclear but the owners seem to be Jarvis and Sons.
A157-747 RA Series postcard.
Unused. A159-965 Not a postcard but a delightful
scene nevertheless. From c1905 with Parry's oil mill to the
rear. The barge is loaded with hay, presumably to be taken
to London for a return load of manure for the Essex fields.
Gasometer to the left. No boat names readable. Two bowler
hatted gentlemen are on the quay looking down at the
lighter. Possibly the Horseshoes pub behind them. Two flat
capped men sit on the right bank surveying the
view. A164-1360 unused also, A385-189, in black and white but no
better detail, unposted. A165-400 Published by Poyser and Co, card by
Gill. Sent December 1910 to Miss Mabel Gordon of Catford by
Horace. The nearest boat is named Esther. This picture
appears elsewhere on this site but in colour and with less
detail. A171-285 A photograph of Borelly at the
Hythe in 1956. A221-1899 Card sent Sep 1931 to Miss
C(hrissie) M Cole of Looe by Jon? A236-800 Owen Parry Oil Mills. Postmarked
16th January 1908 but no stamp present. Sent to Mr H Trigg
of Newport, Essex. An official printed card on the rear
stating price alteration of linseed and cotton
cakes. A237-995 Hythe Hill. Card sent 10th
September 1906 to Miss D Cant of Maidenburgh Street,
Colchester. Message in pencil. Mention of Louisa and
Jack. A339-480 The Festivity. Published by
F W Pawsey and Sons. Unused. A379-199 Card by Poyser and Co, photo by
Gill, 7405, sent (Edward VII stamp, date unclear) to Miss M
Osborne of Loughborough, by Sid. A427-699 Lilywhite Ltd. Unposted by back
filled with handwritten note. The first boat is named
Vera. PH001 Bridgeman at the Hythe 6th May
1965 PH002 Hythe, unknown details, August
1971 PH003 Hythe, unknown details, August
1971
The Hythe in 1968
Simmons Aerofilms ref A178618
Copyright
Moler brick works, gas works, electricity station, The Colchester Lathe Company, the maltings, scrap yards, Groom and Daniells, Spottiswoode Ballantyne, the river, Haven Road, Hawkins Road, Greenstead Road, railway.
There are also views of Hythe railway station (Colchester Hythe) on our Railways page here, towards the end of the page.
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