Guess the Place

[shoot999]

It can be seen on GSV and  the river can also be seen from the same GSV viewpoint. Located on  a reasonably busy thoroughfare and close to a number of recent GTPs.

[DaveTheTrain]

It looks like Rye Harbour.

[KeithG]

Can it be seen on GSV?

[John Walker]

Conyer Creek?  ( Not sure if a creek is classed as a river)

[shoot999]

Riverside?

Not sure what you mean by Riverside; as in a particular area, but it is by a river. Not Faversham.

[CAT]

Reminds me of a building at Standard Key, Faversham. Could it be?

[CAT]

Riverside?

[shoot999]

Light industrial building (being repaired)?

It's been many things. A store, shop, cafe, part of a private dwelling. And no, not being repaired, more  cladding.




There are and always have been light industrial units within the vicinity.

[CAT]

Light industrial building (being repaired)?

[shoot999]

Thank you KeithG


Its not a too dissimilar view today.

[KeithG]

Yes you have it shoot999....Over to you

No Not Strood John....


Through the arch and down on the right were numerous business places two of which i used one in 1964 for items for my GT200 Lambretta and another in the mid 1970`s they sprayed my Mk11 Lotus Cortina.

[shoot999]

The Cut, Chatham?  If so, from memory two arches were for the fire brigade, one the back entrance to Frank Bannister's motorcycle shop, and the remaining arches were bricked up.

[John Walker]

Would this be one of the many arches under the rail line in Strood?

[KeithG]

Thanks CAT.....recognised the layout as when i moved to Hythe around 2003 that was my journey up to Tesco and on the way back dived in the Pub.


Next one is where might this be and where did it lead to in the 1960`s / 70`s ?

[CAT]

Having looked again, the image must pre-date 1929 as the construction of a small shop/post office on the southern end of the terrace of houses (seen as the white building on KeithG's screen shot) is shown on the 4th Ed OS map, but not on the 3rd Ed OS map. So yes early twentieth-century would fit nicely.