Included in this selection are images of HMS Vanguard leaving Portsmouth for the last time, the old 2,400-capacity Victoria Hall cinema in Southsea that closed in 1960 and was demolished to make way for an office block, The Wheelbarrow pub in Kent Road, Southsea that closed in January 2010, and Clarence Pier with the Portsmouth Power Station chimneys visible in the background.
The two chimneys were demolished in 1981 and the main buildings in 1982 - and the power station area is now unrecognisable.
There’s also an image of Fratton Station with a covered and enclosed footbridge over the tracks as it used to be.
13. Memories of Portsmouth in 1960
Dockyard workers after the completion of HMS Nubian in 1960. HMS Nubian (F131) was a Tribal-class frigate of the Royal Navy, built by Portsmouth Dockyard, at a cost of £4,360,000. She was launched on 6 September 1960 by Lady Holland-Martin, wife of Vice-Admiral Sir Deric Holland-Martin, and commissioned on 9 October 1962. Picture: Dockyard Historical Society. Photo: The News archive
14. Memories of Portsmouth in 1960
The Victoria Hall cinema at the southern end of Commercial Road, Portsmouth, at the end of its life in 1960 Photo: The News archive
15. Memories of Portsmouth in 1960
Looking North up Twyford Avenue and Stamshaw Road circa 1960 Photo: The News archive
16. Memories of Portsmouth in 1960
A Tudor style house in Southsea model village circa 1960's. Picture: Barry Cox collection. Photo: The News archive