Guess the Place

[Stewie]

All I can say JohnWalker is that it wasn't the called Casino Club when I was attending, as far as I know it only had one name whilst it was open.

[John Walker]

Casino Club is the only one I know of on Sheppey?

[Stewie]

Yes granderog it was on the Isle of Sheppey 🤓👍

[grandarog]

Isle of Sheppey? Cant remember what it was called.

[Stewie]

Thanks Dave, being born & bred in Chatham, I recognised those gabled building straight away, I think the 'Fine Fare' supermarket used to be on the corner and there was a fish & chip shop there as well?
Now as the man once said, "and now for something completely different". This next one is a first for me in that it is not one of my pictures. The venue is somewhere I frequented in the first half of the 1980's on a fairly regular basis either with friends or with the future Mrs Stewie.
So where is this?

[DaveTheTrain]

Quick off the blocks there, Stewie.  It is. Well spotted. Over to you.
Dave

[Stewie]

Is it Whitaker Street in Chatham?

[DaveTheTrain]

Thanks Beachbum, that was a good one. I guessed it as I recognised the brewery sign.  It looked a lot neater then.

This next one has a big clue in it.
Not that it helps but I once purchased a bag of chips in the building on the left.
DTT

[Beachbum]

Slightly better picture........

[Beachbum]

Well done DTT, you have it. This is Vicarage Street, St. Peters.

The righthand structures are the same now with a Restaurant now in the Wheatsheaf. In the photo are two churches and two pubs, the Baptist Church is set back between the Wheatsheaf and St. Peters Church (the Red Lion opposite).

Over to you DTT.....

[grandarog]

Here it is in 1919. GSV.

[DaveTheTrain]

Found it.  The Wheatsheaf, St  Peter's Broadstarirs.  A Cobb & Co. Inn. 

What a cracking picture.☺

[DaveTheTrain]

I think this is a Margate brewer, I am assuming Margate or within five miles. Or have I got it wrong?

[John Walker]

Found it.  My Bro in Law was born close to that location and used to go to church at this location when he was about four years old.  I'll hold for now as I've just had a couple of GTPs.

[johnfilmer]

It looks like two Boy Scouts in the road, so they bring the date to after 1908 at the very least.

Very impressive photo, I would love to know who the elegant lady in the serious black hat was, very assured in her body language.