Included in this collection are the old gates and entrance to St Mary’s Hospital, inside the asylum at St James’, the devastation after Arnold’s sweet shop took a direct hit from a bomb, members of the Gilbert family outside their shop selling ice cream and Kingston Prison, an aerial from the past.
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You will also see a few school group shots from times gone by.
17. Memories of Milton
Velder Creek, Milton in the 1930's, with gravel barges and a dredger. Photo: The News archive
18. Memories of Milton
What was left of Arnolds sweet shop his just seconds after Jon Cole had left it. This is all that remained of Arnolds sweet shop on the corner of Milton Road and Locksway Road after a direct hit. Jon Cole had left a few seconds previous. Has anyone got an image of the shop? Photo: The News archive
19. Memories of Milton
Kingston Prison, Milton, Portsmouth 1st February 1969, Kingston Prison Portsmouth which was to house long term prisoners. Aerial view taken by an Evening News staff photographer. Photo: The News archive
20. Memories of Milton
Ted Shrubsole's fruit and veg cart in Crofton Road We see in Crofton Road, Milton the horse and cart belonging to Arthur Edward Shrubsole. (Ted). He used to deliver all around the Milton area between 1935-55. Mrs Doreen Watts who loaned the photo remembers the horse walking along the street and stopping at each customers house. He knew the round better than Ted it seems. Unfortunately Ted had an illness and he used to walk doubled up, but it never stopped him working. Photo: The News archive