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Flooding in Southborough Road (later Grantham Road) Manor Park, 1903 Credit: Newham Archive TUM image id: 1566918028 Licence:	Holcombe Road, Cranbrook (c.1915) This area was laid out in ’Garden City’ style, close to the old Valentines Mansion. Old London postcard TUM image id: 1636126324 Licence:	Ilford Hill/Cranbrook Road, Ilford (1960s) Old London postcard TUM image id: 1636130833 Licence:	Cottages in Roding (Roden) Street, Ilford - undated These were demolished. A mail order company had their offices here. Those it turn were demolished and several tower blocks built. Old London postcard TUM image id: 1636127369 Licence:	Ilford Broadway looking east along the High Road during the trolleybus era. The photo features two of the trolleybuses originally built for South Africa but which were never shipped out due to the risks to shipping during the Second World War. So they instead operated on the local trolleybus routes in the Ilford and Barking area up until their withdrawal in 1959. TUM image id: 1707491561 Licence:
Ilford Skating Rink, High Road, Ilford (c.1910) This was a roller skating rather than an ice rink - surviving late into the twentieth century TUM image id: 1709932616 Licence:

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Flooding in Southborough Road (later Grantham Road) Manor Park, 1903
Credit: Newham Archive
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Ilford Hill/Cranbrook Road, Ilford (1960s)
Old London postcard
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Cottages in Roding (Roden) Street, Ilford - undated These were demolished. A mail order company had their offices here. Those it turn were demolished and several tower blocks built.
Old London postcard
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Ilford Broadway looking east along the High Road during the trolleybus era. The photo features two of the trolleybuses originally built for South Africa but which were never shipped out due to the risks to shipping during the Second World War. So they instead operated on the local trolleybus routes in the Ilford and Barking area up until their withdrawal in 1959.
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Ilford Skating Rink, High Road, Ilford (c.1910) This was a roller skating rather than an ice rink - surviving late into the twentieth century
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