Banstead
Prang! In the mid-1950s, Banstead County Secondary Boys School in Picquets Way expanded its curriculum acti...
Pewter jugs from The Black Boy in Banstead Two pewter jugs from the Black Boy (latterly The Wheatsheaf). H Shallcross inscribed on both. I have...
The Silent Soldier at Banstead To mark the 100th year of the end of The Great War, Reigate and Banstead Borough Council in support ...
VE day celebrations Ferndale Rd Banstead This is another photo taken in Ferndale Road during VE celebrations. It belonged to my in-laws, the...
Athlete in action.... jump! In the 1950s the sporting facilities at the Picquets Way schools in Banstead were primitive, to say ...
The Well - an Ibis Library postcard At some time during its illustrious contribution to Banstead’s cultural life, the Ibis Library pro...
Graeme Sergeant at Beechholme Graeme Sergeant at Beechholme around 1961
Banstead May Queen 2018 5th May 2018
Banstead May Queen Ruby Doohan and her Prince entering The Orchard outside All Saints ...
Happy campers at Henley Fort Thanks largely to George Ford, the young geography teacher, and Ray Spencer, the sports teacher, boy...
Banstead meets the Rhine Another one from the Banstead County Secondary School archive… this time from April 1960, when a g...
Banstead boy builds first 'Go-Kart' In 1948 Brian Lloyd-Jacob and two friends (Peter Billing and Geoffrey Fletcher) built the first ever...
Banstead in Portsmouth! Thanks largely to George Ford, the young geography teacher, and Ray Spencer, the sports teacher, boy...Latest Pics
