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Hainault Forest Website Written, Designed and with Photographs by © Brian Ecott Postcards from the Forest |
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Barkingside |
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Barkingside multiview Unposted, undated No publisher |
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Barking Side Village Publisher J. B., I, series Postage Edw.VII halfpenny green. Posted: Ilford 4.30pm April 25 1905
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Old Chequers Inn
Tramway Ilford Broadway to Barkingside
Upside down stamp at an angle as here could be an Edwardian coded message meaning
- "Have you forgotten me" |
Woman with a modern looking lady's bicycle. Boy with deep collar.
Man with watch-chain standing where McDonalds is now. The Police canteen occupied this site.
The Old Police House |
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The Forge, Cranbrook Road, Barkingside demolished 1950's to build enlarged Police Station and Car Park |
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Real photo of Tram at Barkingside Terminus in Tanners Lane. On the fence is L,N.E.R. notice pointing to Barkingside Station. The road crossing behind is Cranbrook Road. Pictured in 1936 the Tram was built in 1924 and broken up in 1938 |
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Real photo of Tram at Barkingside Terminus in Tanners Lane. Similar picture as above but taken from the opposite side of the road and showing H.L.Hawes & Sons undertakers. Still there today |
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The "Chequers", Barkingside Undated, unposted. No publisher stated. Bus 25a passing |
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The Chequers Inn, Barkingside Unposted, undated. Publisher: Valentine & Son Ltd. Dundee and London. No. K661. |
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Mossford Green and Holy Trinity Church, Barkingside. No. B4 Published by Cranley Commercial Calendars Ltd Ilford, Essex.
Undated and unused.
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Fullwell Cross, Barkingside B.11. Posted 20th May 1968 Elizabeth II Purple 3d stamp Published by Cranley Commercial Calendars Lt. Ilford. |
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Fairlop Oak, Barkingside Compare with the 1940 picture lower down. The three cards are of the same publisher and are dated approx. late twenties |
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The Broadway Barkingside. The old cottages to the left of the picture were demolished and the New Fairlop Oak expanded. These shop are very much unchanged in 2015. On the right of the shops was the Maypole pictured below |
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The "Maypole" Barkingside. This is now the site of the Fullwell Cross Medical Centre. The Maypole moved to its present site near the junction of Fencepiece Road and New North Road in the early 30's |
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Barkingside, Fairlop Oak 82044 Posted: Ilford 13th April 1940 Stamp removed Publisher: Photochrom Co. Ltd., Royal Tunbridge Wells |
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Ilford County High School for Boys and Barkingside Methodist Church, Fremantle Road, Barkingside. Flats on Mossford Green foreground built c 1960. Built 1932-3 |
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Fairlop Council School comprised Fairlop Infants school (left ground floor wing). Fairlop Junior school (left upper floor wing). Fairlop Secondary School Girls (right ground floor wing). Fairlop Secondary School, Boys (right upper floor wing).
Opened 31st August 1933.
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Fulwell Hatch No publisher, undated and unused. |
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Fairlop Football Club 1935/6. Published by Ardath Tobacco Co. Ltd. Photocard. (Approx 3x2 inches) |
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The Children's Church, Girls Village Home. Barkingside Publisher: Dr Barnardo's Homes Posted: Sandown, Isle of Wight. 30 August 1928 Postage: 2 x halfpenny green George V |
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Dr. Barnardo's Homes. A view of the Girl's Homes, Barkingside
Posted Watton, Norfolk. September 4th 1908 Halfpenny Light Green, Edward VII |
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National Waifs Association (Dr Barnardo's Homes) Queen Victoria House Girl's Village Home, Barkingside, Essex.
Posted Croydon. March 11th 1909 Halfpenny Light Green Edward VII
Queen Victoria House now houses the Registrar of Births, Marriages and Deaths |
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Funeral procession of late Dr Barnardo leaving Barkingside Railway station Undated |
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39201 Railway Cottages, Barkingside Great Eastern Railway Publisher: Bell's Photo Co. Ltd., Leigh-on-Sea, Essex. Posted November 5th 1907 Half-penny Light green Edward VII |
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