Banstead Village

Greetings from Burgh Heath A Francis Frith serrated edge multiview postcard of Burgh Heath, circa 1955 – showing views of (cl...

Banstead Church A Tonge’s Photo Series postcard (number 959) of All Saints church and churchyard, Banstead. Date u...

Banstead Junior School - Class 1, 1954/55 Following on from Christopher Bailey’s two posts (picture #639 and picture #640) from 1953, hereâ€...

Swimming lessons at The Galleon, Burgh Heath Here’s a pair of images of the Galleon swimming pool, Burgh Heath, taken in 1956. Boys from Banste...

St Mary's Church, Burgh Heath This damaged postcard shows the interior of St Mary’s church, Burgh Heath. In the bottom right han...

36 Hillside Close, Banstead Meet Joy Hughes (with her knitting) and her son Berwyn, in their garden at 36 Hillside Close, Banste...

Mowing the lawn in Hillside Close Following on from picture #666, here’s another photograph of Joy Hughes in her garden at 36 Hillsi...

The Beacon magazine linocuts – May 1955 Following on from those fine 1950s linocuts in picture #544, here are another four. They were made i...

Fred Hutton, Picquets Way deputy head teacher This is Fred Hutton, one-time deputy head at Banstead County Secondary Boys School in Picquets Way. ...

‘Banstead War Memorial: 100 Years’ published Lewis N Wood is not only Banstead History's webmaster, but also author of two important books about ...

A letter for Miss Yardley... Addresses were so much simpler then… a postal envelope bearing an Edward VII one penny stamp and p...

Banstead Village Day 2021 At last! The much-delayed and very welcome Banstead Village Day – where, for the most part, even t...