In these photos you can see a watering car that was used for cleaning the streets of Portsmouth in the past, a couple of lovely images of the Titchfield water carrier, major flood scenes at Gable Head, Hayling Island, Dean Lane End, Rowland's Castle circa 1900 and at the lower end of The Causeway.
There is also a charming image of lads rowing in high water at Bosham Lane over 100 years ago.
Enjoy taking a trip down memory lane with these 23 pictures.
13. Water related memories
A sandbagged protected water tank. Can anyone recognise where this street location is? Photo: The News archive
14. Water related memories
Huge pipe Here we see the massive pipe that was installed under Hilsea Creek at Portcreek to feed water onto Portsea Island. Photo: The News archive
15. Water related memories
Water everywhere Ploughing through flood water at Hilsea a bus travels south leaving a wake. Photo: The News archive
16. Water related memories
Portsmouth Town Station back in 1929 Leaving with the 2.38pm train (no 24 hour clock back then) to Reading a GWR '4300' class loco drops down from the High Level platforms. Centre is the water tower with the Goods Shed behind. The tracks of the shed ran behind the wall of Greetham Street which can be seen with the train tracks in situ. The Guildhall, with its original cupola destroyed on the night of Jan 10/11 1941, can be seen to the left. Thanks to Michael Harvey, local railway historian, for this pic. Photo: The News archive