epw035040 ENGLAND (1931). Holy Trinity Church, Fareham, 1931

Lattice Radio Mast you will find many albeit less 'engineered' structures in gardens of this era when radio listening was by low selectivity receivers, sometimes 'crystal sets' trying to receive London 2LO or other continental radio stations. A wire was attached to the top then either to another such 'pole, tower or mast' then the radio set where a group of people would sit around it's glowing vacume tube valves with headphones on to listen.

Yes this is the war memorial

This is Holy Trinity Church in West Street Fareham, Hampshire. It was built in 1835 and the spire was added in 1842. It looks a little different today as the spire was removed in 1992 as it had deteriorated beyond economical repair. If you look up the Church's website and click on the historical maps, it shows the tennis courts to the west, which are clearly visible in this photograph.

Osborn Road

Trinity Street

West Street

West Street, Fareham

Foresters' Hall, Fareham, 16/10/2014

This Holy Trinity Church in West Street Fareham, Hampshire. It looks a little different today as the spire was removed some years ago. If you look up the Church's website and click on the historical maps, it shows the tennis courts to the west, which are clearly visible in this photograph.

Bus of 1920s vintage

Mediaeval style building with upper storey overhanging

Could this be a war memorial, perhaps it would help with identifying?

I can't seem to locate this church on the Great West Rd or on the Uxbridge road if it's part of the same film.

At least 7 tennis courts here - is it a club of some sort. I thought perhaps Queens or Wimbledon. Wimbledon has a tram line.

Wd it be fair to describe this as a fleche (grave accent on first e)? Never known of a detached one like this. Normally on roof, like Coventry Cathedral and many modern square RC churches.

Tram lines