A few pictures for your perusal

[RobertP]

Seventh photo down, are you certain that is Keppel Street?

[teddybear1959]

No I'm not at all sure that it is Kepple Street and it doesn't look as if it can be when I just checked the maps. I just relied on what was written on the back! Stupid me! I should have known better!

Do you recognise it Robert P? I'd love to have the correct title for it.

Cheers.

[EWW]

Have you looked at this thread RobertP? viewtopic.php?f=14&t=1016

[pspooner]

Are these 3 photos all the same place? I may be missing the boat here since I'm not familiar with the locations so don't shout at me too loud! )

but the 2 very similar showing with/without the woman appear to be earlier views of the photo marked as "Austin St. Headquarters of Railway" --- just a later view when the upper portion added above the bay window and all bricked up --- the small upper storey window on the adjacent bldg. looks like it fits plus the large drainpipe to the right of the bay window...... Could still be a 'railing' of a parapet to the left? very hard to see but there's 'something' there....maybe??

[EWW]

Found this pic today of the Coast guard Cottage on the Fort,
same pic except has a lady in it. Her name was Elizabeth and
the surname is smudged but looks like Rose, Rowe or Rare
can't really see. She lived there in 1913 The address is given
as the Coastguard Cottage St Anns Fort. No yard Ted.

The lady and boy in the picture are Mrs Mabel Eagle (nee Painter) and her son Willis.

[mydogsandme]

Apologies if this is a silly question..was there a bridge in the past at Bridge St?

[EWW]

It is still there. It is called Ladybridge.

[EWW]

This is Ladybridge that spanned the Gaywood river..or the Millfleet as its called. There are pictures on here of before it was filled in.