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Blue Town

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Garrison Lookout Towers
Garrison Lookout Towers		 Dockyard1.jpg
Dockyard1.jpg		 Sun setting over dockyard
Sun setting over dockyard		 Demolition of Blue Town Pier
Demolition of Blue Town Pier
WW1Celebrations-Bandstand
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WW1-Celebrations-CC Broadway
WW1-Celebrations-CC Broadway		 WW1-Celebrations-High Street2
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WW1-Celebrations-High Street		 WW1-Celebrations-Town Clock
WW1-Celebrations-Town Clock
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Glenn Langworthy 17-Dec-2009 11:12
Having been born on the Island and my family still there it is nice to see some history captured through photography
Long Bach Nguyen29-May-2009 14:17
What an excellent historical journey back in time with your photos. I loved comments in the gallery and the old b/w image. Lovely job in the selection of images for this gallery. Cheers,
Long
Vivien Hawkes 18-Jun-2008 16:39
My brother Rog has just sent me a text with this web-site telling me to look at a certain picture. What a huge surprise when I found it was a class picture of myself and friends.I recognise 10 people at the moment. It was sacrilege when it all disappeared along with my beloved Westminster which turns out didn't need to be demolished at all!
Thanks for the memory.
Eddie Ling13-Jun-2007 06:41
This is a great collection of vintage black and white photos. I really enjoy by looking at them.
marilyn 04-Jun-2007 17:59
Does anyone know the STANTON family who lived in VICTORIA STREET in the 1960s but originated from BLUE TOWN.Any information or phorographs regarding the family especially from the 1900s would be gratefully appreciated.
Peter Lamb 10-Apr-2006 15:42
Thank you for the very interesting montage. I worked in the Docks in connection with the banana boat arrivals in the late sixties and early seventies. Jamaica Producers & Fyffes used to call regularly. Around that time the LASH barge business was also being developed and the steelworks quite new.
I used to stay at the draughty Royal Fountain (is it still there I wonder) in Blue Town. I am giving a talk to a local marine group at the endo of the month and am currently seeking any pictures of the docks at Sheerness and, in particular, the banana boats. I wonder if you have any in your library you would permit me to use ?

Regards,

PETER LAMB

Bournemouth
Trevor Edwards04-May-2005 17:53
Not sure what "St. Trinians." or "Terry Thomas" has to do with these? Is there some link to Blue Town? Great stuff Al. You're starting to catch up with my Sheerness gallery.
Good luck mate.
Mickey 18-Apr-2005 20:32
I recall an old comedy from the fifties called "St. Trinians." I cannot recall if Terry Thomas was in that one. These photos are quite fascinating.
Chris Sofopoulos15-Apr-2005 20:00
Nice b&w phots of Blue Town. They drive you back in time. Voted.
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