The photo at 10.32 is mislabelled. This was a store where they kept cranes and equipment. There WAS a horse tram depot in Broad Street but it was situated further up the road near to the Round Tower.
Contrast the Star & Garter Hotel at 2:25 and at 4:14. I can remember my Godfather telling me that he was staying in a hotel in Portsmouth-and then got ordered to sail a day early- and the hotel he had been staying in took a direct hit that night- he was lucky!
Hope all those owners of houses that were built on the old Vosper`s shipyard site made sure that all contaminated land was removed before they splashed out the cash ...... having worked there i for one would have found a better place to build houses on.
@@dulls8475 Given time i suspect some people have caught cancer ect due to the metals that were created in the foundry ........ you might think that`s funny .. i don`t
Thanks for putting this together, would you have any photos of No.8 Broad Street around 1900, I can't seem to find any images for it, I believe it was the Arethusa & Circe public house.
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How much of the area we regard as 'always been there' is actually very different - The Sallyport having a wall in front for instance.
The photo at 10.32 is mislabelled. This was a store where they kept cranes and equipment. There WAS a horse tram depot in Broad Street but it was situated further up the road near to the Round Tower.
Contrast the Star & Garter Hotel at 2:25 and at 4:14. I can remember my Godfather telling me that he was staying in a hotel in Portsmouth-and then got ordered to sail a day early- and the hotel he had been staying in took a direct hit that night- he was lucky!
I never knew this was on here JJ? Well done you!!! Mick Mitas.
Hope all those owners of houses that were built on the old Vosper`s shipyard site made sure that all contaminated land was removed before they splashed out the cash ...... having worked there i for one would have found a better place to build houses on.
Oh joy.....no wonder we are broke and miserable.
@@dulls8475 Given time i suspect some people have caught cancer ect due to the metals that were created in the foundry ........ you might think that`s funny .. i don`t
@@johnrees I will repeat..Oh joy.....no wonder we are broke and miserable.
Thanks for putting this together, would you have any photos of No.8 Broad Street around 1900, I can't seem to find any images for it, I believe it was the Arethusa & Circe public house.