Photo of Southampton, Bargate c.1955 from Francis Frith
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Postcard colourization The "Bargate" trams were specially designed for passing through the Bargate in Southampton. In addition, the roadway beneath the arch was lowered by two inches. The first covered double decker "Bargate" tram to pass through the central arch of the Bargate, did so on the 11th of September 1923 and the last, on the 4th of June 1938, after the walls on both sides were demolished to allow passage on both sides.
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The Bargate
Arundel Tower, Bargate Street, Southampton UK
Could do this with Dragon White tiles and Bargate upstands.
This is a detail of the pavilion seen in [[2204539]]. The basic material used is Bargate stone, often seen in older buildings in the area, though I can't say where it was quarried - does anybody know ? In addition, Lutyens... more
Antique Mauchline Ware Bowl. Southampton. Rare to find this 2.25 inches high. 5 inch Diameter Mauchline Photografic Ware Bowl. 3 photos of Southampton. Newley Hospital. The Avenue Southampton. The Bargate Southampton. Good Clean Condition. Minor age related wear. Blue base. Clean Interior. No Chips or Cracks. Very nice item. Pet free smoke free home. Happy to combine postage.
GR post box in the grade II* Listed Bargate stone west churchyard wall visually contrasts the evergreen Native Yews Duncan Wilson, Chief Executive of Historic England, said: Post boxes are a cherished feature of British streets, adding character, colour and historic depth. Around 200 of the oldest and most rare are listed but all are important to our heritage.
