Aerial view of the rear of 10 High Street 1930/1940s
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11-29 High Street 1930/1940s
This row of cottages is known as 'Widows Row'. HDHS archive
12 High Street (Crick House), c 1940
Aerial view from 1930/40s
Number 12 owned extensive gardens in the centre foreground
Earl Row off Market Square, 1904
North end of High Street, junction with Castlethorpe Rd. c.1930s/40s
Photo shows back of 2 High St and Salvation Cottages
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2-8 Park Road c.1940. Demolished for building of Weavers End houses in the 1970s.
Four cottages with long Gardens
22 High Street 1930s or 1940s
Rear of 22 High Street and its outbuildings is top left. The long building in the centre is the Methodist chapel.
26 High Street
From the church tower c1960
This building was demolished in the 1970s.
The old roof timbers were blackened by smoke suggesting the building originally had a central fireplace.
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28 Park Road c.1940
Source: Brian Branson
43 - 45 Gold Street
c.1957
Taken from the Church tower
In 1900 the building was two houses.
Roof of the Swan Inn in the foreground
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43 High Street
c 1957
Taken from the church tower.
Cock Inn is to the left
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7 Gold Street 1904
From church tower
The thatched cottage at the end of the row was demolished a few years later.
photograph from a post card dated 1904.
HDHS archive.
7 Gold Street c.1920s/1930s
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7-9 High Street c.1930/1940
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Barnwell Buildings
c.1950
Barnwell Buildings taken from the Church Tower in 1950
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Barnwell Buildings in 2007
from the church tower
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Barnwell Buildings viewed from the church tower.
The roof of the thatched cottage that stood between the working mens club,and the bakehouse can be seen.
Butchers shop in Gold St. c.1957
Taken from the church tower c.1957
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Castlethorpe Road cottages on the site of the former Salvation Army barracks.
Now rebuilt as Faitih Terrace
Church End early 1900s, Taken from the Church tower. This house formerly the Old Green Man public house.
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Church Lodge from the Church Tower c.1900
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Coronation Cottages
c1962
Taken from the Church Tower 1962
Sometimes referred to as Coronet Cottages
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Eastfield Drive
date unknown
Eastfield Drive, St. James Close and the church
Gold St. looking north
Taken from the church tower c.2000
Gold St, c.1904, view from the church tower
Gold Street 1960 from the church tower
This shows the Swan Inn yard before demolition and the old cottages at 1 Newport Road.
HDHS archive.
Hanslope about 1970; Eastfield Drive and Weavers End under construction.
Hanslope from the south, taken in the early 1970s
Source uncertain.
Hanslope Park House in WWII, 1945
Hazel Row, off Newport Road from church tower.
c.1957
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Hazel Row off Newport Road 2007 from the church tower.
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High St and Castlethorpe Rd before St James Close was built
High Street from the church tower c.1957
The photo shows several buildings of historic interest which have since been demolished, including the extension at the back of Stafford House and Coronation Cottages.
High St showing the Cock pub and the back of 4 Gold Street.
photo taken from the Church tower showing the back of 4 Gold Street HDHS archive
High St. from the church, view from a postcard dated 1904
source Amy Wray
Long St., Castlethorpe Rd., Western Drive, and Hanslope Combined School and Stocking green farm
approx late 1990s
Long St including the Globe lower right
Long Street at Forest Road junction c.1958
Source uncertain
Market Square from the church tower c.1930
The view includes the cottages in Fish Street, now gone, and Buckingham Terrace can be seen at the back of The Black Bull. Source: HDHS archive
14 High Street in the 1970s, formerly the New Inn.
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Cottages at Newport Road/Gold Street junction
From the church tower in 1957
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Newport Road from the Church tower c.2003
Newport Road, previously called Chase Lane, Cook Oak Lane, Kingston Lane or Flea Lane.
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High Street, north end, c.1930s or 40s.
The cottages in the foreground have been demolished and replaced by Faith Terrace
Source uncertain.
HDHS archive
North end of Long St.
the old vicarage in the 1950s from the church tower
The building in the centre of the picture is thought to have been used as a surgery when the house was occupied by physician Thomas Heygate in the 1800s
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Rectory Farmhouse in Park Road c.1940
Taken from south-west showing the backs of cottages on the west side of Park Road. Also shows 28 Park Road and the former Rectory Farmhouse. The former vicarage, now Vicarage Court, is visible middle left of photo.
Source Brian Branson
Park Road viewed from the church tower, prior to building Weavers End, etc.
Rectory Farmhouse
c.1940
This photograph provides a good view of the kitchen gardens, which are now part of a field.
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Stafford House from the church tower probably in the 1930s or 40s
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Swan public house in Gold St., now a private house.
Swan Yard from the church tower 1957
The Cock Inn, Nos 31-33 on the left
1930/40s
Showing outbuildings to the rear most of which have now been demolished
Market Square from the church tower c.1920
Some of the old houses no longer exist , one being the large house at the rear end of Caucutts Yard.
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New Inn, 14 High Street, c.1940
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The Watts Arms in the 1960s before Western Drive was built.
Williams Close, off Long St.
In the background is Green Lane, formerly Bunches Lane. Probably 1990s/2000
Yew Tree Cottages c.1957
Taken from the church Tower. In the foreground is the roof of the Swan Inn. Yew Tree Terrace\Cottages is the group of houses on the far side the road.
Yew Tree Court 1957
from the Church Tower
Yew Tree Court is in the centre of the picture. Yew Tree terrace is just visible on the left. The buildings to the right are two cottages on the Newport Road which have since been demolished.
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