WATERLOO ROAD.

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Waterloo Road, The George Pub, c1880, before it was rebuilt. The landlord being Henry A Woodwell.

Waterloo Road, The George Pub. The photograph appears to show the pub after it was rebuilt. The landlord still being a Henry A Woodwell, this pub closed c.1923.

Waterloo Road, site of The George Pub c1971.

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Waterloo Road YMCA hut, next to St John’s Church.

Waterloo Road 2019,St Johns Church.

Waterloo Road c1918. >>>>>>>>>

Waterloo Road, YMCA.

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The Old Vic Theatre,1930. The Cut on the left.

David Greig further along from the Old Vic.

David Greig opened at 145 Waterloo Road in 1928.

The majority of the 'Thistle Brand' food products were prepared here in Waterloo Road.

C1950.

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Waterloo Road, Olive Branch Pub right c1955. The Cut and The Old Vic on the left.

Waterloo Road 2020, Old Vic left, same location as the c1955 picture.

1950. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

The Old Vic, London, 1926-1927.

C1941.

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c1907.

Waterloo Road, 1915, Union Jack Club.

Waterloo Road, The Coffee Room Union Jack Club, c1950.

1945.

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Waterloo Road.

Waterloo Road, 2020, same row of shops.

Waterloo Road, Webber Row left, c1909. Mawdley House on the Webber Row Estate. Thorowell Bros, a grocer, can be seen on the corner of Waterloo Road and Webber Row, c1909. Same location as above.

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WATERLOO STATION.

Waterloo Station.

WATERLOO RAILWAY STATION, 1911.

C.1930.

Crowds of people waiting for trains at Waterloo Station,1947.

Waterloo Station,1947.

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WATERLOO STATION.
Customers drinking at the portable milk bar which travels the platforms at Waterloo Railway Station. It is the first of its kind on any station in Great Britain, 1937.

1937.

Waterloo Station, c1946, tea and coffee.

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Does anyone remember the Cinema at Waterloo? and did anyone go there? I went there a few times in the 1960s when the cartoons were showing.

The News Theatre Waterloo Station opened in the late-Summer 1934, and it was open daily from 9am until 11pm, in the late-1950’s the News Theatre went over to screening one hour long continuous programmes of cartoons but later in the 1960’s went over to screening double bills of old Hollywood ‘classics’, and it was re-named Classic Cinema Waterloo. It closed on 14th March 1970 and laid empty for 14 years until it was demolished in 1988.

Waterloo Station Cinema boasted its very own cinema for 36 years.
Opened in the summer of 1934, the cinema stood opposite platform 1

Waterloo Road Station cinema c1965.

Waterloo Road, bus breakdown tender, c1967.

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I remember watching The Desert Fox (James Mason) in this cinema when we were nippers! My dad use to work at the parcels depot at Waterloo Station and would drop us off at this cinema, more like a creche for the workers at Waterloo Station. Believe it or not we were absolutely safe in there as the usherettes knew all the kids and kept an eye on us