The back of the card has a handwritten title “Nov 19th 1914, 1st Batt the Crowthorne Wounded”, along with a list of names of the people pictured. I don’t know where the picture was taken.
War Weapons Week
This programme is remarkably uninformative about the Crowthorne War Weapons Week – there’s no date or venue given.

#88 – Dukes Ride from Broadmoor Road, Crowthorne
The building behind the fence on the right was the local heating shop for a long time. It was demolished several years ago, and flats now stand on the site. The building on the left is now the village police station. The road junction has a mini roundabout now, and the fingerpost is long gone.

#91 – Crowthorne
A modern multi image card showing the four churches in Crowthorne: Parish Church of St John the Baptist (C of E), Baptist, Holy Ghost (Catholic) & Methodist

#12 – Crowthorne, Church Street
12.30pm, Sp 2 09.
The Frith website lists the photo as “Church Street 1908”.
In 2008, the Watts buildings on the right of the postcard were demolished, having been derelict for several years. (more…)

#49 – Crowthorne, Broadmoor Avenue
This card is very similar to this one, but they are actually slightly different photos. They were taken at different times, and from slightly different positions. (more…)

#13 – Crowthorne, Broadmoor Avenue
Wokingham, 9.30am, Sp 9 09.
At some point, the road changed it’s name from Broadmoor Avenue to Lower Broadmoor Road. (more…)
