Dragon Posted 16 January , 2012 Share Posted 16 January , 2012 Towrds the end of last year, the Assistant Curator of The Herefordshire Regimental Museum generously offered us a super collection of photographs of drill halls in Herefordshire from around 1910. I thought you might like to see them. All pictures are credited to Herefordshire Light Infantry Museum Trust. You'll need to scroll through any modern photos and other donations of archive pictures (Hereford). All the recent additions are enlarged on click-thru. There are some lovely details, such as a man leading a horse and cart into the photo of Ross, a man gardening at Kington with his jacket hanging on a fence, a woman with a pram outside Friar Street, a garden with a washing line at Harold Street, the advertisements outside Leominster and various cars. They depict the drill hall as a living part of its community with people making a home in the residential quarters. Bromyard - extant Hereford - Friar Street (demolished, site now a bus garage) and Harold Street (extant) Kington - extant, now a private house Ledbury - demolished around 1995 Leominster - demolished Ross-on-Wye - I believe demolished Gwyn Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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