Wickford PrefabsNew homes to replace some of those lost during the war. These prefabs were built after WW2, in Farnes Avenue and Keats Way, as temporary housing, but they lasted into the 1970s. zoom zoomPage added: 24/04/2019 No CommentsStart the ball rolling by posting a comment on this page! Add a comment about this pageYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comment:Name * Email * I consent to my name and e-mail address being stored along with this comment, and to the website editors communicating with me by e-mail about the comment if necessary. My name may be published alongside the comment on the website, but my e-mail address will not be published. My information will not be shared with any third party (see our Privacy Statement - opens in a new window). * Δ In and around Wickford and Runwell'Then and Now' Photos (around the centre of town).'Two Views of the Same Location'."Little Tudor Palace in Runwell"A walk down Runwell Road (From the Thomas Kemble to the High Street)Aerial View of the Memorial Park and the CrouchAn early photo of Runwell Road.Andrea Olley's memories of Azalea Avenue.Andrea Olley's memories of her home in Laburnham Avenue, in the mid-1950s.Around Nevendon RoadAround Wickford (1) 1990sAround Wickford (2) 1990sAround Wickford (3) 1990sAround Wickford (4)Belmont Avenue (a), memories from the 1950s.Belmont Avenue (b), photographs of the end of the 1950s.Belmont Avenue, 'West View'.Brock Hill area "Obelisks"Building of the Wickford Bypass (Golden Jubilee Way).Changes at Rettendon crossroads (now referred to as Rettendon Turnpike).Chelmsford Road and Stock Road, (Wickford?)Chelmsford Road, RunwellConveyance Maps of Wickford, October 1906Deirdre Avenue renumbered?Fairmead Estate in 1960sHawkins Close.Hereward Gardens 1960Hill AvenueIn and around RunwellIn and around Southend RoadIn and Around Swan LaneInformation please: Fryans [Fryerns?] Farm Estate, WickfordIrvon HillJersey GardensLiving on Highcliffe RoadLondon Road, Then and Now.Madge Viscardini's Memories of the Downham area (Circa 1930), Part 1Madge Viscardini's Memories of the Downham area (Circa 1930), Part 2Madge Viscardini's Memories of the Downham area (Circa 1930), Part 3Map of Wickford, (c.1950?)Memories of Cranfield Park RoadMemories of Pre-fabs in Wickford.Memories of South HanningfieldNevendon Road, Then and Now.New Empress SaloonsNEW TO WICKFORDOld house opposite the Police Station in London RoadPhotographs around Wickford, some unknown locations.Photographs taken in Church End Lane in 1960s.Photos from the Peter Nutt CollectionPostcard views (1) of WickfordPostcard views (2) of WickfordRunwellRunwellRunwell 1977: Celebrating the Queen's Silver Jubilee.Runwell Boxing Day Walk, a history.Runwell Boxing Day walk, Christmas 1994Runwell Post Office early 1900sRunwell Remembered - (a) the late 1930sRunwell Remembered - (b) 1940s to 1950Runwell Remembered - (c) more memories of the 1940sRunwell Remembered - (d) late 40s and early 50sRunwell Remembered - (e) the 1950sRunwell RoadRunwell RoadRunwell Road, looking north east.Runwell Road, Then and Now.(1)Runwell Road, Then and Now.(2)Runwell VillageRunwell village viewsSwan Garage.Swan LaneThe changing River Crouch.The Hill, Runwell.The Park in Nevendon RoadThe PlotlandsThe Post OfficeThe Post Office, Crays HillThe River CrouchThe River Crouch through Wickford - its altered course.The site before it became Alpha Garden Centre, on London Road.The vanished giants of WickfordThe Wick before it was built upon - wild flowers.The Wick before it was built upon.Unvailing the sign for Runwell VillageVarious scenes around Wickford - the London RoadView looking east London Rd from Castledon RoadView of the area comprising Seven Acres, Appletree Way and Rettendon ViewViews from St Mary's Church Tower, Runwell, 1989, (360 degrees)Views of 'new' Wickford in the late 1970s.Views of Runwell RoadViews of Runwell Road from J F Corney.Walks around Wickford in the 1960s and 70sWantz Corner, can you help with the date?Waterworks Road, WickfordWhat's in a name?What's in a name?Where were these pictures taken?Wick Lane circa 1910Wick Lane, railway men's cottages, c.1915 - 1930.Wickford and Runwell History DayWickford Industrial SiteWickford PlotlandsWickford PrefabsWickford Railway Station - the fire (1)Wickford Railway Station -the fire (2)Wickford Railway Station.Wickford scenes, then and now.Wickford Station - at the beginning, and more recently.Wickford town signWickford Tree of the year 2022 Share thisFacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedin
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