Banstead Village

Buildings (other than houses)

The Well - an Ibis Library postcard At some time during its illustrious contribution to Banstead’s cultural life, the Ibis Library pro...
The Forge and W Gilmour boot repairer This image taken from a postcard shows the Forge in Banstead High Street. In front of it is a horse ...
123 Nork Way - construction .. the building of 123 Nork Way in the late 1920s.
Ye Olde Woolpack A postcard photo of “Ye Olde Woolpack”, postmarked 12 September 1904 and published by William Pi...
The Galleon Swimming Pool Martin Parkes was very keen to let us have this photograph of The Galleon at Burgh Heath. See also p...
The Tangier Inn This image was included in the reprint of the Banstead History Research Group publication titled "B...
Cuddington Isolation Hospital (date estimated) Cuddington Hospital 1897 - 1984 Infectious diseases. Later, geriatric. Walnut Tree Farm, near ...
The Tudor Tea House, Banstead This is the Tudor Tea House in Banstead High Street, photographed in the 1930s by my father Len Will...
Winkworth Hall Help us solve a mystery. Do you remember Winkworth Hall? We are told that it was down this alleywa...
The Sugar Bowl swimming pool This is where my father worked and I learned to swim.
The Old Well in 1908 This is a postcard view of the Old Well in Banstead, postmarked 22 October 1908. It’s number 2 in ...
Banstead Asylum, 1905 This is a postcard, postmarked 15th March 1905, of Banstead Asylum. It’s addressed to Mr J Cherry...

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