11 lost wonders that you could once find in Portsmouth

Portsmouth has been home to many iconic works of architecture and design over the years.

But sadly some of these wonders have been through the decades.

From a windmill in Southsea, to the city’s own trolleybus service and even an airport.

We took a dive into our archives to find photos of 11 of Portsmouth’s lost wonders.

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1. Portsmouth Power Station

Portsmouth Power Station. Can you remember it? Photo: Simmons Aerofilms/Mike Nolan Collection

HMS Vernon pictured in 1977 - it has since been replaced by Gunwharf Quays. Photo: -

Portsmouth Airport was open from 1932 to 1973. Can you remember it? Photo: -

Did you know that there used to be a windmill in Southsea? Photo: Other