BermondseyBoy

The pub and the post box are still there. Maybe someone will recognize them and could they be related. :?: Love that go-kart, that brings back some memories. 15. Three Oak Lane, Tooley Street c1920, two smart girls. 2 X..jpg 15. Tooley Street, looking from Three Oak Lane outside the King's Arms ...

Their parents lived at 94 Fort Road, Bermondsey,1911. Fort Road, Bermondsey. Harry DCM MM, and Arthur Favell. Sadly, both died in WW1. X.png Arthur Favell - Serjeant 1081 - 21st Bn London Regiment (First Surrey Rifles) died on Thursday 18th May 1916. He is buried in the Cabaret - Rouge British Cemet...

British Restaurants were communal kitchens created in 1940 during the Second World War to help people who had been bombed out of their homes, had run out of Ration Coupons, or otherwise needed help. The Restaurants were discontinued in 1947. What a menu, 9 pence, I think I'll book. ;) Surrey Square,...

I had one of these when I was about fourteen, use to fire them at the Rats running around in Guinness Buildings, Pages Walk. Kept this for over forty odd years, till someone nick it out of my garage in Kent. The sad thing is it must have been someone that I knew, so much for friends. :( This was cal...

Peek Frean Georgina Belcher (with her best friend Jackie in the early 80s).

Not sure what part of Redriff Estate he lived, so posted here.

The Swedish Seaman's Church was opened at 120 Lower Road, in 1905 and closed in December 2012. Lower Road 1938. 1 X..png Lower Road, interior the Swedish Seamans Church. X..jpg Lower Road, Swedish Seamans Church, the closed Prince Orange Pub right. X..png Lower Road, the rear of the Swedish Seamans ...

Derwent Arms, and was located at Number 94, on the corner with Colegrove Road (previously called Langdale Road).