Around Aldershot

George Potter & Co, Corner of Queen's Road and Grosvenor Road Aldershot, Hampshire. 'Potters Drum Shop', Drum makers in Aldershot since the beginning of the camp was supplier of many musical instruments to the armed services bands , has been closed for some time and the building has now been sold. Nikon D5100, Tamron 18-270mm

Wesleyan Church (Methodist) is at the top of Victoria Road and at the crossroads of Grosvenor Road and Queens Road. Now converted into offices. Built at a cost of £10000 in 1874 with a fine 100ft tower which can be seen for many miles and is a local landmark. Nikon D5100, Tamron 18-270mm

Pub sign - The Trafalgar Inn, Aldershot Nikon D5100, Tamron 18-270mm

The Trafalgar Inn Aldershot An in town pub at the junction of Nelson Street with Short Street. Nikon D5100, Tamron 18-270mm - 3No portrait images stitched.

St. Joseph's Catholic church at the junction of Queens Road and Edward Street. Built in 1912 Nikon D5100, Tamron 18-270mm

English Heritage listed Grade II, Dating to C17 and C18, with C20 alterations - Nos. 247-259, Weybourne Road, Aldershot A small and ancient irregular terrace of two-storeyed cottages ending with the Fox and Hounds Inn, known as 'The Dog Kennels' long since closed. Local legend has it that Nell Gwyn lodged and gave birth here. No. 247 a modern projecting wing on extreme left. Nos. 249-55 originally the C.18 stables and coach house. 2 storeys. Lime Washed brick and mansard tiled roof. Leaded casement windows. No. 257 timber-framed with brick on ground floor, fishscale tile-hanging above. One storey and two half-dormers. Old walls, brick and tile-hung with timber-framing. Carved Jacobean figure over porch. Renovated 1924. Ref: The Story of Aldershot, (Cole), pp.6-7. T. & C.P. Act SU 859 495 0101 02 Fuji FinePix F40fd - stitched from 3No. images

English Heritage listed Grade II, Dating to C17 and C18, with C20 alterations - Nos. 247-259, Weybourne Road, Aldershot a small and ancient irregular terrace of two-storeyed cottages ending with the Fox and Hounds Inn, known as 'The Dog Kennels' long since closed. No. 247 a modern projecting wing on extreme left. Nos. 249-55 originally the C.18 stables and coachhouse. Fuji FinePix F40fd

Detail of the counter balancing to the cottages entrance gate. English Heritage listed Grade II, Dating to C17 and C18, with C20 alterations - Nos. 247-259, Weybourne Road, Aldershot a small and ancient irregular terrace of two-storeyed cottages ending with the Fox and Hounds Inn, known as 'The Dog Kennels' long since closed. No. 247 a modern projecting wing on extreme left. Nos. 249-55 originally the C.18 stables and coachhouse.

Havelock House Aldershot - Miss Daniels Soldiers Home in Barrack Road Nikon D5100, Tamron 18-270mm

George Potter & Co, Corner of Queen's Road and Grosvenor Road Aldershot, Hampshire. 'Potters Drum Shop', Drum makers in Aldershot since the beginning of the camp was supplier of many musical instruments to the armed services bands world wide , has been closed for some time and the building has now been sold. June 2019 update - currently undergoing conversion with an extension added to the rear; most likely for residential use. Nikon D5100, Tamron 18-270mm

George Potter & Co, Corner of Queen's Road and Grosvenor Road Aldershot, Hampshire. 'Potters Drum Shop', Drum makers in Aldershot since the beginning of the camp was supplier of many musical instruments to the armed services bands , has been closed for some time and the building has now been sold. Fuji FinePix F40fd

Part of the old North Stables of Beaumont Cavalry Barracks Alexamdra Road, Aldershot; now residential Fuji FinePix F40fd

Entrance gates form Alexandra Road to the old North Stables of Beaumont Cavalry Barracks Alexamdra Road, Aldershot; now residential Fuji FinePix F40fd

Statue of St. Francis, St. Anthony's Convert at the corner of Alexandra Road and Cambridge Road Aldershot, C.19 Fuji FinePix F40fd

St. Anthony's Convert at the corner of Alexandra Road and Cambridge Road Aldershot Fuji FinePix F40fd

The Lord Campbell public house, Alexandra Road, Aldershot Devastated by fire, no idea when it happened nor when the pub brickwork was externally decorated 'tastefully' in black Fuji FinePix F40fd

The Lord Campbell public house, Alexandra Road, Aldershot Devastated by fire, no idea when it happened nor when the pub brickwork was externally decorated 'tastefully' in black Fuji FinePix F40fd

View along Alexandra Road from the Lord Campbell public house to the Convent, Aldershot Fuji FinePix F40fd