Compare the old postcard to the recently taken photograph below - both were taken from just outside Mackay's Court Farm and point towards the centre of Lower Stoke.
Showing posts with label Chapel Row. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chapel Row. Show all posts
29 September 2010
Then & Now - High Road, Lower Stoke
Following other posts made this week, it's time to look at another old postcard of the local area. This time the postcard shows the High Road in Stoke - now known as the High Street.
Compare the old postcard to the recently taken photograph below - both were taken from just outside Mackay's Court Farm and point towards the centre of Lower Stoke.
Compare the old postcard to the recently taken photograph below - both were taken from just outside Mackay's Court Farm and point towards the centre of Lower Stoke.
Labels:
Chapel Row,
High Road,
High Street,
Hoo Peninsula,
Lower Stoke,
Medway,
Then and Now
28 September 2010
Then & Now - Old Forge House, Lower Stoke
Further to the post I made yesterday, this old postcard shows Old Forge House in Lower Stoke, opposite the Nags Head pub. The exact location is where Cuckolds Green Road, Grain Road and Chapel Road meet.
The prominent wooden structure, to the left of the house, is the forge. The Ship Inn, which was sadly demolished in the 1950s, is partially visible next to the forge. Look closely and you can see a windmill in the background.
Compare the old postcard to the photograph I took recently of the same location.
The prominent wooden structure, to the left of the house, is the forge. The Ship Inn, which was sadly demolished in the 1950s, is partially visible next to the forge. Look closely and you can see a windmill in the background.
Compare the old postcard to the photograph I took recently of the same location.
More tomorrow!
Labels:
Chapel Row,
Cuckolds Green Road,
Forge House,
Grain Road,
Hoo Peninsula,
Lower Stoke,
Medway,
The Nags Head,
The Ship Inn,
Then and Now,
Windmill
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