The Robin Hood, 46 Holmesdale Road. Proprietor: W. Cooper.
The Prince Of Wales, Holmesdale Road. 1906. Unknown publisher.
The Prince Of Wales, Holmesdale Road.
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David N Ranson
from Ft. Myers, Florida
posted this comment on 08/01/2010 at 21:13
The PoW as it looked in the 1940s, I think, when it was run by Mrs. Mitchener of 103 Holmesdale Rd. My greataunt Charlotte and Capt. Van Oppen imbibed there 1948-51.
The Railway Hotel, Reigate (Opposite level crossing).
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David N Ranson
from Ft. Myers, Florida
posted this comment on 08/01/2010 at 21:16
The railway Hotel looked virtually the same in 1948: my greataunt Charlotte's favorite place for her Gin and orange.
The Railway Hotel, Holmesdale Road.
Holmesdale Road, Reigate. School and tuck shop. 1970.
khush khan
from nottingham
posted this comment on 12/01/2010 at 16:54
the shop next to the man with bike was my fthers sweet shop "Brown" around 1990s
Reigate, Holmesdale Road. 1910. F. Frith & Co. Ltd.
Alma Road School, From Station For Court, Holmesdale Road.
Reigate, Holmesdale Road. 1970.
St. Mark's, Reigate. Unknown date. Valentine's.
Reigate Station. 1953. Pamlin Prints.
Holmesdale CP School. The country dancing team pictured in 1957 with teacher Beryl Newton are actually pictured at Glyn House, Ewell.
With thanks to Mr. P. White (who appears in the picture).
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Penny Stapley
from Birkdale, qld, Australia
posted this comment on 08/01/2010 at 07:50
Beryl Newton is my cousin. I love this photo, as this is how I remember her: full of life, a great sense of humour, and full of stories about her overseas trips. I live in Australia, but hold very dear memories of Beryl.
Holmesdale CP School. 7 boys off to visit Purley Signal Box (they called themselves “The Train Trotters Club”) with their Headmaster Clifford Price
and a very heavy Ferrograph tape recorder, are pictured in 1958 or 1959.
With thanks to Mr. P. White (who appears in the picture).
Reigate, Homesdale Road 1910, Surrey. F. Frith & Co. Ltd.
