A quiet afternoon

A couple of interesting cards spotted on eBay – I’ve seen the top one before, but not as far as I can recall the bottom one.

It’s late afternoon on a sunny day, looking at the shadows from the west. Any guesses on the date? Looks 1960s to me – note Craddocks, the Station Hotel and the Chemist (can’t recall which one)…

Please, click on them to enlarge, and let me know what you spot… comment here or mail me: BrownhillsBob at Googlemail dot com

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Looking up High Street towards the Anchor Bridge, Station Hotel on the right. Click for a larger version.

 

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Looking in the opposite direction from near the top of Silver Street, Craddocks on the right. Click for a larger version.

 

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4 Responses to A quiet afternoon

  1. aerreg says:

    Just a cupple of points of view on the post cards the chemist was the old jessops the dispenser later was Mr ROBERTS another small item the lady apears to be wheeling a WINDRIDGE pram on the subject of babies next doorto the station hotel was a place where baby milk and codliver oil and orange juice was obtained a popular lady DOREEN HOWDLE a lovley lady was at hand to give advice . point on picture number two now an old topic of mine the electricty poles are still standing with their six wire supply two neutrals three phases and a street light feed memouries of the chasetown electricity days same street two worlds

  2. Andy Dennis says:

    The lady in light coloured outfit by the pram could be my mother. That would make it 1959, but maybe wishful thinking.

  3. David Evans says:

    HI Bob
    the Morris Minor 1000..first was 1956. The Vauxhall Victor, first was 1957..suggesting not before 1957.
    cheers
    David

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