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The Pier Hotel, previously know as The Jolly Sailor. This card was posted in 1911 |
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The next six postcards were published by The 'Philco' Publishing Co. London. WC1 |
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They were produced for J.T.Hosgood, who owned the Woodland Park Tea Gardens, Upnor |
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The Bus was called Ye Old Bean |
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It was two pence from Upnor to Chatham and it would stop anywhere you liked |
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Ye Old Bean - in Chatham?? |
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Church Crossing, Upnor 1930 |
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A Charabanc Outing from Upnor |
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Who do you know? |
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Another outing. |
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The same one, perhaps? |
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Outside the Kings Arms |
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Some of the people. Mr Taylor, Mr Prior, Mr Berry, Mrs Couts, Mr Wilkinson |
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Kings Head Charabanc Outing |
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Peace Day, Upnor |
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The date Jul 19th can just be seen scratched into the card but what year? |
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