Around Town
Scanned postcards from my collection of topographical cards showing sights and scenes in and around Sutton Courtenay.
Postcards
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- PC_Ab0228High Street and Town Hall 1900 RP postcard franked Abingdon 1915 - Pub: Burgess & Son, Abingdon
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- PC_Ab0158Postcard franked Abingdon 1916 - Country Series 1489 (Ref: PC_Ab0158) The Abingdon Cottage Hospital opened in 1886 after Christ’s Hospital had provided land in Bath Street and John Creemer Clarke (1821-1895) had covered the building costs. The building remained in use until 1930 when the Warren Hospital, converted from a large Victorian house, was opened on Radley Road. The original site in Bath Street is now Mercers’ Court, part of Abingdon School, built in a style reminiscent of the original hospital. (Source: http://www.abingdon.gov.uk/history/people/john-creemer-clarke - accessed 02-04-2019)
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