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Have You Any Old Photos Of Long Leys?

4th October 2019 by longleysra Leave a Comment

As work continues on the 2021-2040 Long Leys Neighbourhood Plan, it has been helpful to understand how our community developed over the decades. This has turned up some great photos and maps. It’s got us thinking whether there are other interesting photographs of the area stored in old photo albums, which we could share with the community. If you have any old photos of Long Leys that you are willing to share then please email them to npag@long-leys.org.

Below we share some of those we have already.
(see also Historical Development of Long Leys)

1950s Burton Ridge Aerial Photograph

Burton Ridge 1950s
St George’s Hospital and the Burton Ridge 1950s.
Image credit: John East

1962 Map of Albion Works

Albion Works 1962
Albion Works 1962, showing area of clay pit.

1980s St George’s Hospital Aerial Photograph

St George’s in 1980s. Older part of Albion Crescent visible.
Image credit: John East

Circa 1984 St George’s Hospital from Burton Ridge

St George’s Hospital From Burton Ridge (believed to be 1984)
St George’s Hospital From Burton Ridge (believed to be 1984). Note horses grazing on ridge.
Image credit: David Royle

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