James McIntosh Patrick (1907-1998)
HAPPY SCENES OF CHEER AGAIN, HARROW WEALD
James McIntosh Patrick (1907-1998)
HAPPY SCENES OF CHEER AGAIN, HARROW WEALD
Design of the Period House - 1920-1929
Although known as 'the Roaring Twenties', the period mixed post-First World War optimism with years of economic depression. Many of the 1920s houses were in suburban developments in the countryside around existing towns and cities. As with the late-19th century period, these new houses were built in conjunction with new railway lines. Most houses were still built by speculative builders, who funded each project from the profits from the previous buildings.
Early 20th Century Housing and Property Development
Over the years ex-council properties and 1930s housing have remained a steady bet for buy-to-let investors and developers.
Chisholm Poster - Britain in Summer
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Metro-Land guide - issued by the Metropolitan Railway - 1924
The Metropolitan Railway, the first underground railway in the world (1863) sought to entice passengers out of the smog of London into the countryside that the railway passed through - and as they, uniquely, had land development powers, were determined to show people the advantages of suburban living in new homes using their railway services. Thus was born "Metroland" and this is the cover of the 1924 edition of the booklet they issued to promote it. Inside are described rural villages and…
The 1930s Home (Shire Albums): 381 (Shire Library)
Buy The 1930s Home (Shire Albums): 381 (Shire Library) Illustrated by Stevenson, Greg (ISBN: 9780747804642) from Amazon's Book Store. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders.
Going up in the world (the rise of Metroland) – Emma Cownie
If you walk north of Brynmill, you start to go up in the world. The surburbs of Ffynone, Uplands and Sketty are perched on one of Swansea many hills. The houses that were built here after the First World War are big and spacious. Swansea, like the rest of the UK, experienced a house-building boom in…
Old railway carriages from childhood with the wooden frames.
Old railway carriages from childhood with the wooden frames.
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