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Photo Collection

  • 1985 Alma Road and Hatherley Road junction from Shelburne Road
  • 1986 Buildings rising from the Playing fields
  • 1985 Old Playing fields - footings for Chapman Way
  • 1985 Across the old playing fields towards Alma Road
  • 1986 From Hatherley Road towards the new houses on the fields
  • 1986 The reorganised junction of Alma Road and Shelburne Road
  • 1990 Hatherley Inn sign before renaming
  • 1985 The empty Up Hatherley Farm (now the site of Greatfield Park School)
  • 1977 Judging the Jubilee Hats
  • 1977 Jubilee
  • 1977 Jubilee Tea
  • 1977 Announcing the races
  • 1977 Jubilee decorations
  • 2007 Bowser when Mythe Treatment works flooded
  • Meadowside Small holding on Alma Road
  • Meadow side Alma Road
  • The Smith family Alma Road

We are very grateful to Derek Williams who has sent us his photos of Up Hatherley during the 1970s and 1980s as well as a photo of one of the bowsers that appeared in 2007.

If anyone else has any local photos they would like to share - please send them to our clerk at uphatherleyparish@gmail.com

 

Just added today - 3 wonderful photos kindly shared by Judy Grace Goodfield - her mother who now lives in the USA was a GI Bride and their family lived at Meadow Side, a small holding on Alma Road. Judy thinks these pictures were taken in the early 1950s.