Mystery House

• Guest 651

  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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  10 December 2010     23:4784029
  #1      
  Here's one for the observant of you out there.... any ideas where in Dover this might be ?
  
  

  
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• Guest 649

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  10 December 2010     23:5584033
  #2      
  London Rd I think.
• Guest 700

  • Registered: 11 Jun 2010
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  11 December 2010     00:0384034
  #3      
  Any details on the photo? Age? or Photographer's name?
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• Terry Nunn

  • Location: London Road, Dover
  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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  11 December 2010     08:3284040
  #4      
  "Bucklands", 79 London Road, corner of Alexandra Place (other side is Central Cafe).
  
  Here's another picture, note the post for the tram wires.
  
  

  

  
  
  Terry
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• Terry Nunn

  • Location: London Road, Dover
  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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  11 December 2010     08:4084041
  #5      
  Another picture. The oddity is that the tram post has been moved to the other side of the road.
  
  

  

  
  
  These pictures were purchased from Dover Library by the way and formed the basis for the LRCF 2006 calendar.
  
  Terry
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• Guest 649

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  11 December 2010     09:2584043
  #6      
  Well I was right about the house, All the shops were open and the same when I was aboy it the late 40s.50s 60s then it all kick off now look at it. At that time bus ,cars they all went both ways in London Rd, and you had to run for your life to get to the other side,great days they were.
• Guest 651

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  11 December 2010     10:3484056
  #7      
  Ah great thanks Terry - now it's the site of Coral bookmakers now
  Been nice knowing you :)
• Guest 651

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  11 December 2010     10:3984059
  #8      
  Let's try another !!
  
  

  
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• Guest 651

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  11 December 2010     10:4884060
  #9      
  Only clue is that it is Jarrett of the High Street between 1909 and 1939
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• Guest 651

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  23 December 2010     22:5186276
  #10      
  Well no ideas on that one then !!!
  
  How about this grand looking place with a load of stained glass windows ?
  
  

  
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• Guest 651

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  23 December 2010     22:5386277
  #11      
  Let's try again.. any ideas ?
  
  

  
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• Guest 651

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  8 January 2011     20:2988269
  #12      
  Managed to add the picture now !
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• Guest 690

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  8 January 2011     21:0188272
  #13      
  Are they all definately Dover Paul? The stained glass window one above looks very interesting and are you able to read any of the writing on the flag?
  Tell them that I came, and no one answered.
• Guest 651

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  8 January 2011     21:1188275
  #14      
  Sorry yes I sound add that the flag says "Dover District Girl Guides"
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• Guest 700

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  9 January 2011     20:2388354
  #15      
  Don't know why but Elvington comes into mind... the appearance of the pebble-dash and the windows (c.1920s??)
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