epw000890 ENGLAND (1920). View over Abingdon, Abingdon, from the south, 1920

The Old Anchor public house

This is the view from south Abingdon Wilsham Rd, looking north to canel bulding on river bank and just in site a Rare view the stone bridge over the Wilts & Berks canel far left up road.

The Abingdon work house, just off Oxford Road, and a copy of an old plan of it.

Other Maltings belonging to Morland & Co Ltd United Breweries, at the junction of Winsmore lane and Saint Edmund's lane. Drawings of the new 1905 malting plan by Thomas Skurray Esq Director of Morland & Co. United Breweries.

The tributary, river ock meets the river in Abingdon Thames at this point.The Wilts & Berks canal company had this Iron bridge cast and erected by Acrman's of Bristol in 1824, to allow access to the canal sidings, and iron works.

Broad face pub,in Abingdon is the only known pub in England with the face of a man on the sign, there was a pub in Reading with the same sign but its now closed down. The Abingdon sign is meant to be the face of a drowned man? pulled from the River Thames close by and others say its the face of a hanged man? from the old County Gaol on other side of road. Which has since closed as a prison /Goal.

Oxford Road going towards Lodge Hill

Northcourt Village and Tatham House

Derelict Abingdon Basin, Wilts & Berks Canal.

The Malthouse for Morland Brewery

This large factory was that of Clarkes Clothing Factory, which at one point Employed over 2000 worker. The buildings burnt down in about 1945 at the time The MG car Factory was using it for stores.

St Helens Milling Comany.

SummerField,House Wootton Rd. This large House was Built for Thomas Skurray, Managing Director of Morland & Co Ltd United Breweries.

THE NAGS HEAD HOTEL.

Abingdon Town Football Club,Culham Rd.

Wootton Road, Abingdon Berks.

Peep oday lane, leading to Sutton Courtney Berks.

Abingdon Gaol.