Showing posts with label penhill road. Show all posts
Showing posts with label penhill road. Show all posts

Sunday, 15 July 2012

A collection of village scenes

These postcards are thought to date from the late thirties or forties, possibly 50's, we are grateful to Lydia Schilbach for sending them
St James the Less, Manor Road
13th century flint church
Grade 1 listed

St James the Less today showing it's recent restorative face-lift


The Old Cottage,  Mill Road
Grade II listed
Some parts  date from 15th century
Recently on the property market



The Old Cottage today

Penhill Road
A very quiet road 

Cricket Match, Lancing College
A good crowd, was there a famous player in the team?
All images courtesy of Lydia Schilbach

Tuesday, 5 June 2012

South Street

This interesting snippet from an Argus of the 1960's period sent from Derek Gorham, thanks Derek

Newspaper Cutting of bend in South Street
More than half a century has seen little change in these buildings along the eastern side of South street, Lancing. The shops in the old view (above) now bear different names and offer other wares. The road has been widened and pedestrians now have the advantage of pavements both sides. A hard road surface also makes for easier, less muddy progress these days.