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HI Guys. Delightful Bluebell Railway in Sussex!!
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HI Guys. Delightful Folkestone Kent in 1951!!
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My contribution to this fantastic thread.
Historic photographs of Cardiff (capital of Wales) .This is where I was born and raised. [hidden link - please register] A famous Docks tradesman pictured Feb 1960 near Christina Street [hidden link - please register] A busy looking Cardiff Docks around 1900 [hidden link - please register] A group of children rigged up a classroom amid the squalor of the Hamadryad site at the Cardiff Docks in August 1950 [hidden link - please register] A horse-drawn tram at the junction of Mill Lane and St Mary Street with the Terminus Hotel on the left in 1914 [hidden link - please register] A look over the streets of Cardiff Docks in the 1930s [hidden link - please register] A warehouse full of Minis awaiting export at Cardiff Docks in the 1960s [hidden link - please register] Aerial view of Cardiff Docks 1932 [hidden link - please register] An aerial view of Cardiff Bay today, featuring the Pierhead Building, Mermaid Quay and the Wales Millennium Centre [hidden link - please register] An evicted mother waits for her husband whilst her two year old son plays at the rear of the house in Butetown in June 1958 [hidden link - please register] At the bottom of this picture is the river Taff, then up to the Glamorganshire Canal and beyond are the Bute West and East docks [hidden link - please register] Campbell pleasure steamers at Cardiff Docks in 1910 [hidden link - please register] Cardiff Castle and Castle Street in 1910 [hidden link - please register] Cardiff Tram [hidden link - please register] Christmas fare on the corner of Bute Street [hidden link - please register] City Hall and the Boer War Memorial in 1917 [hidden link - please register] City Road in 1912 [hidden link - please register] Dock workers discharging one of the largest cargoes of New Zealand butter ever received at Cardiff in 1939 [hidden link - please register] During the Coal Strike, dock labourers congregate at the dock entrance near the bottom of Bute Street [hidden link - please register] During the Coal strike, there isn't much activity in the docks [hidden link - please register] Eastmans Butchers on The Hayes around the 1920's [hidden link - please register] Female conductors on a Cardiff tram in 1915 [hidden link - please register] Fishing in the Timber float was a pastime for young and old during the holiday months in 1960 [hidden link - please register] Flags out in Daniel Street, Cathays, for Sergeant Fred Barter [hidden link - please register] Cardiff Castle from the south east [hidden link - please register] Huge ship crashes in Cardiff Docks 1947 [hidden link - please register] It is said that at one time there were so many ships in the docks, that you could cross from one side of the dock to the other by jumping from ship to ship [hidden link - please register] Old picture of one of Cardiff's arcades [hidden link - please register] One of the biggest ships to berth at Cardiff dry docks noses her way in for painting and repairs [hidden link - please register] Picture from Cardiff Castle [hidden link - please register] Piles of debris and rubble litter Patrick Street, which has been reduced to a wasteland by bulldozers. [hidden link - please register] Pupils and staff at Gladstone School in Cathays in 1916 [hidden link - please register] Queen Street in 1912 [hidden link - please register] St Mary Street in 1916 [hidden link - please register] Stuart Street in 1894 showing gas lamps, horse-drawn carriages and an Italian ice-cream man [hidden link - please register] The Cardiff City squad of 1915 [hidden link - please register] The Coal Exchange [hidden link - please register] The Evans chemist at 54 Clare Road [hidden link - please register] The Flower family outside their fruit business at the corner of Cornwall Street and Sussex Street in Grangetown in 1916 [hidden link - please register] The former canal on Mill Lane in 1910 [hidden link - please register] The laundry at 56 Clare Road in 1915 [hidden link - please register] The old Locomotive Inn at the corner of Broadway and Nora Street in 1912 [hidden link - please register] The operating theatre at Cardiff Royal Infirmary in 1918 [hidden link - please register] The overgrown keep in Cardiff Castle with City Hall in the background around 1920 [hidden link - please register] The Park Hotel on Queen Street around 1920 [hidden link - please register] The Parkhall buildings on Queen Street in 1918 [hidden link - please register] The Pierhead Building circa 1900s [hidden link - please register] The Pembroke Castle pub in Butetown in 1910 [hidden link - please register] The Roath Park lake bandstand in 1910 [hidden link - please register] Three former London Transport double decker buses loaded on board the MV Silversea at the Queens Dock in July 1968 [hidden link - please register] Two boys fish next the canal bridge carrying the railway down to Bute Rd Station [hidden link - please register] Welsh coal wagons at Cardiff Docks in 1927 [hidden link - please register] Whitchurch Post and Telegraph Office in 1910 |
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HI Guys Some Heavy Steam HGV Vehicles!!
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HI Guys. Delightful Kent and East Sussex Railway!!
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What an enjoyable afternoon I had going through this thread. I am so glad you took the time and effort to do this. I will visit here often,such amazing character in old photographs. I wonder if you had it mind to start a separate thread,related to historic sports photography - it would be very popular.
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