EPW024130 ENGLAND (1928). The city, Exeter, from the east, 1928

Higher Summerland

Southernhay United Reformed Church

Gladstone Road

Sandford Street

Nursery

Allotment gardens.

Now the site of the Heavitree Road Police Station.

City Hospital including the Arthur Roberts childrens ward where I spent five months in 1960.

Heavitree Road

Lower Summerlands

St Matthews Church which survived the May 1942 bombing.

Capel's fish and chip shop.

Heavitree Road

Paris Street

Old disused burial ground

Russell Street

10 Spicer Road (Marylands) now site completely redeloped into a ghastly looking block of 'posh flats' still with the name Maryland but now "Maryland Court" Absolutely no taste or attempt to blend in with the houses in the vicinity - see Streetview!

The House where I was born, 18.09.1945 Penwic, Spicer Road.

Exeter Prison

Bedford Circus

Southernhay

The Clifton Inn, still operating as a pub.

Where my mother lived as a child until the German Blitz of 1942 and where her brother was killed that night, opposite the Clifton Inn, which is the only building in the street still standing.

Summerland Street.

Exeter Cathedral

Site of the Exeter swimming baths started ten years after this photograph was taken and finished in 1941 with modern art deco architecture. The swimming baths survived the 1942 blitz and are still in full use, now modernised and called The Pyramids.

Exeter City Corporation bus depot and garage. The Corporation buses were green in colour and operated within the city limits. Cleaning and repair/maintenance of the city buses was done within this building now demolished.

Waddlesdown, Whitestone.

St Lukes College.