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Welcome to the Pictorial History of Ashford website

I hope you enjoy browsing through these old and not so old images of Ashford and it's environs. The town is changing even now, see how it looked before the great changes which began in the 70s.

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The best two ways to discover images are using the A-Z by Roads and the Clickable Maps. Give them a try...

 

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  • An exhibition of letters from men of Great Chart and Godinton House during the First World War Read more...

Featured Image

The County School for Girls, Station Road

My, how this has changed. The image shows the school which stood on the corner of Station Road and Dover Place. Now we have a towering office building under construction...

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PILGRIM'S HOSPICE
If you have enjoyed your visit and/or find the site useful, donations to The Pilgrims Hospice here in Ashford would be gratefully received. My wife found their care and empathy beyond words and they need all the help we can give them. Please donate if you can. Also, if you click any book covers or the Livedrive link, fees received at no cost to you will also be forwarded to the hospice.Thank you...

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Ashford Scenes of the Sixties Book Cover


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