Old Pictures of Dover

• Guest 700

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  9 September 2011     12:32125565
  #1      
  Some of you may not have seen this short film of old photographs of Dover:
  
  Views of Old Dover:
  [URL][/URL]
  
  don't forget to sign the petition if you've not already done so:
  Make Dover Great - The Petition Site
  http://www.thepetitionsite.com
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• Guest 710

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  9 September 2011     12:50125570
  #2      
  Fascinating. Thank you Kath.
  Ignorance is bliss, bliss is happiness, I am happy...to draw your attention to the possible connectivity in the foregoing.
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  9 September 2011     13:04125571
  #3      
  fascinating indeed, you don't see the beach as well used nowadays
  
  the bathing machines are something else.
• Charlie Norman

  • Location: Dover
  9 September 2011     13:11125576
  #4      
  You wonder what has happened to us
  
  Looking at this wonderful stuff, it is not as if the Developers, Councellors,
  Biggy Wiggy's did not have an idea of what Dover looked like originally.....
  
  They aught to hang themselves and heads in shame....Oh for the likes of
  William Crundall..........and visionaries again....
  
  Excellent Cath.................and Oh so Interesting............Many Thanks...
  
  
  Good luck with the petition
• Keith Sansum1

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  9 September 2011     13:32125577
  #5      
  loved them photo's
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• Guest 649

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  9 September 2011     13:55125583
  #6      
  I see the matchams name was in there what a great Dover family we are.
• Guest 683

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  9 September 2011     14:06125586
  #7      
  Fabulous stuff, Kathy. The crowds of people intrigue me; will we ever see such numbers for events in town again or is it just something that we don't do anymore? The Olympic Torch evening might be a test.
  
  Vic,
  all cobblers?!!
• Guest 715

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  9 September 2011     14:45125588
  #8      
  What a great set of photos, fascinating view of Dover's great past.
  Audere est facere.
• Guest 700

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  9 September 2011     14:48125589
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  Yes, Vic, I noticed that shop, was it an ancestor of yours??
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• Guest 657

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  9 September 2011     16:21125611
  #10      
  Very interesting Kath.
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• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  10 September 2011     16:09125743
  #11      
  thought i would raise this to the top as so many threads are being started and people might miss the chance to leaf through these amazing photos.
• Guest 656

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  10 September 2011     16:25125747
  #12      
  Thanks Howard, I was one of them
  
  Amazing photos Kath, great to see them
• Guest 700

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  10 September 2011     22:00125785
  #13      
  Glad you all found them interesting.
  
  We get quite a lot of queries about Dover people (in the past) through the Dover Society website enquiries.
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• Guest 672

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  10 September 2011     22:51125787
  #14      
  Very fascinating, thank you Kath.
  grass grows by the inches but dies by the feet.
• Jan Higgins

  • Location: Dover
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  10 September 2011     23:53125805
  #15      
  Thank you as well.
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• Guest 696

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  11 September 2011     00:22125806
  #16      
  Well done, Kath!
  I ain't signed the petition, though.
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• Guest 700

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  11 September 2011     10:59125904
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  Dover Society are by the way, developing a 'new' website on: http://www.doversociety.org.uk/
  
  for more information
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• Guest 700

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  12 September 2011     12:02126102
  #18      
  sorry, omitted the link:
  
  http://www.doversociety.org.uk/
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