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The Wesleyan Chapel built in 1831. Picture taken in 1979 |
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A view across the car park including the Boys Club before demolition |
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The Boys Club and Car Park before the shrubbery |
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Before Nursery Gardens were built |
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1910 - 1912. E.J.Webb, his daughters and assistants outside his shop in Stoke Road |
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The General Stores on the corner of Stoke Road and Church Street was owned by H.A.Broad by 1910 |
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Once again, Henry Broad surveys the scene from his shop |
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Hoo Post Office and Acorn Terrace between 1910 & 1912 |
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High Street Hoo became know as Stoke Road in 1959 |
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The Royal Visit |
The Queen and Prince Philip visited the 'New' BP Oil refinery at Grain on 5 April 1955 and drove back via Hoo Village |
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Looking towards the village |
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Another view in Stoke Road looking towards the village |
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The corner of Stoke Road and Church Street |
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Looking down Church Street |
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Hoo Carnival. Early 1950's. John Smith with his horse, Jim. The man with the raincoat is Sidney Annger and the other man is Eric Smith, John's son. |
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1 & 2 Bells Lane. |
Demolished to make way for Flack Gardens |
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Bells Lane looking South. 1985 |
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Bells Lane looking North. 1985 |
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Another view of Bells Lane. 1985 |
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The new road for Flack Gardens |
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Kingsnorth Terrace. |
Demolished to make way for Grandsire Gardens. |
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The Village with The Five Bells on the right |
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