SearchCurrently displaying all 5702 items in the archive. Enter a search term or click on a filter. Search term Filter by Format Document (1032)Audio (64) Sort by: RelevanceTitleOldestNewest PAGE: < Prev187188189190191192193194195196Next > Queens' tableau from side Queens of England tableau Flood across bridge and beamed cottages, possibly car park at New Inn. Collection of '50s photos at Ye Olde George. A group of people standing on the step of the New Inn with flood wate, Collection at ye Olde George. Bell Cottage & Barnards flooded 1953. Collection of '50s photos at Ye Olde George. Bridge flooded outside New Inn. Collection of '50s photos at Ye Olde George. George (last thatcher in East Meon) & Jean Samways outside Frogmore Cottage Flooding continued, particularly in Frogmore, into the new millennium. Man in flooded high street. From collection at Ye Olde George. Frogmore possibly in the 1970s, showing parking problem. Plans, c 1953, for conversion of Leydene house into Royal Navy Wardroom and Mess. 832 792 802 812 822 76 77 78 The plaque reads: This Monument Commemorates the Sailing from Spithead on the 11 May 1787 of the First Fleet conveying Settlers to Australia. A Great Nation was Born. The Prince of Wales, the ship on which Tom Harmsworth sailed , to Australia. as a marine with his wife Alice and two young children. The First Fleet memorial at Portsmouth dockyard, The second bus, with passengers. Since grandfather Albert did not drive, his two sons Arthurand Albert drove the busses, from a young age. The sign reads 'A Mullard, Carrier to Portsmouth'. His competitor, Noble White, lived just 100 yards down the High Street. PAGE: < Prev187188189190191192193194195196Next >