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The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

Church Street Teston Kent c1947. See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

Faversham Road Lenham See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

Teston Post Office Church Street Teston Kent c1947. See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

Penshurst Road Penshurst See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

Biggin Street, corner of Priory Street, Dover c1941. See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

King St Margate 1st Feb 1953. See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

Biggin Street, corner of Priory Street, Dover c1941. See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

Jct. of Limekiln Street, Snargate Street and Strond Street, Dover c1950. Prince Imperial Hotel 1 Strond Street on right demolished in 1951. Limekiln Street Is now the A20 dual carriageway. See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

Construction of the train ferry dock Dover c1933. Closed 1988 and subsequently infilled. See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

Construction of the train ferry dock Dover c1933. Closed 1988 and subsequently infilled. See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

Construction of the train ferry dock Dover c1933. Closed 1988 and subsequently infilled. See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

Construction of the train ferry dock Dover c1933. Closed 1988 and subsequently infilled. See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

Admiralty pier Dover See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

The beach Dover c1955? See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

The beach Dover c1955? See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

Marine Parade Dover c1955? See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

Statue of Charles Stuart Rolls, Dover c1950. The first man to cross the English Channel and return in a single flight June 2 1910. Judging by the buildings in the background on Townwall Street the statue is back on its plinth in Guilford Gardens having been removed to a place of safety during WW2. The area was severely damaged by German shelling and bombing and was subsequently cleared/redeveloped and is now under the western end of The Gateway Flats. The statue is now located to the SW of its original position on Marine Parade. See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

Statue of Charles Stuart Rolls, Dover c1950. The first man to cross the English Channel and return in a single flight June 2 1910. Judging by the buildings in the background on Townwall Street the statue is back on its plinth in Guilford Gardens having been removed to a place of safety during WW2. The area was severely damaged by German shelling and bombing and was subsequently cleared/redeveloped and is now under the western end of The Gateway Flats. The statue is now located to the SW of its original position on Marine Parade. See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

The Grand Hotel, Wellesley Road, Dover. Damaged by German shelling and bombing during WW2. Demolished in 1951 by Frank Luck who paid Dover Corporation £1000 for the salvage rights. The area is now under the western end of The Gateway Flats. See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

The Grand Hotel, Wellesley Road, Dover. Damaged by German shelling and bombing during WW2. Demolished in 1951 by Frank Luck who paid Dover Corporation £1000 for the salvage rights. The area is now under the western end of The Gateway Flats. See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

Dover from Western Heights 1940s. (Before 1949 when the war damaged Burlington Hotel was demolished). See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

Dover Castle at night c1946. See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

Dover from Shakespeare Cliff c1950. See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com

The War & Peace Glass Negative Collection

Marine Parade Dover 1950. (After 1949 when the war damaged Burlington Hotel was demolished, before 1951, when the war damaged Grand Hotel was demolished). See more on our website @ https://www.warandpeace.uk.com