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Hollingdean Depot

Bombing of Hollingdean abbatoir
Fifty girls under one table The first time I was really close to a bombing was when a bomb fell in ...
Daily life in the 1940s
“In the 1940’s my dad was in charge of the gates, and weighbridges for every vehicle coming in, at one ...

A Brighton Housing Trust development
A pretty Queen of the May in 1950
A visit from the Archbishop in 1947
Athletic team 1957?
Brighton Swimming Gala winners
Charabanc trip 1949
Childhood memories of the 1950s
Class 1A 1952
Class photo c1947-53
Class photo c1952
Class photograph 1978
Class photograph 1979
First Communion 1951
From Elm Grove to Hollingdean
Group photo taken c1954
Hertford Infants School
Houses grow in the trees - part two
Houses that grow in the trees
Infant class
Lower Roedale Farm
Memories of life on an old farm
Memories of the 1950s
Miss Tugwell's class c1952/53
More Memories Of The May Queens c1949
Mr Darby's class 1954
Mr Darby's class photographed in 1954
Mrs Haffenden's class c1951/52
My brother's year in the 1960s
My Mum's wish come true
Nativity Play 1954
One of the first of the 'Fiveways'
Recognise anyone here from the 1960s?
Remembering old fashioned shops
School Christmas traditions in the 1950s
School Photos 1949
School play 1957?
School trip in 1949
Setting up Fiveways Artists' Open Houses
Soccer Team c1954
Sports Day c1951/52
St Joseph's Church altar boys
The crowning of the Queen of the May
The opening of Hertford Infants School in 1931
The streets were our playground
Ditchling Road to Lower Roedale Dairy
Hollingdean Depot
Introduction to Hollingdean
Old Church Hall
Toomeys
When I lived in Hollingdean

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