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Kingstanding Together

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Kingstanding, then and now

Same places, decades apart — 25 of them so far. Drag the handle, or use the arrow keys, to travel between an archive photograph and the view later on.

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Brick and half-timbered inter-war pub with a leaping-deer sign on its gable, on a corner of Queslett Road — The Deers Leap, c. 1950 and 2013
The inter-war Deers Leap on Queslett Road, framed by old oaks on a Tuck postcard of about 1950. Sixty years on the same gables and the single-storey wing are still there, with a leaping deer on the sign.
The 1950 picture The 2013 picture
1950: Raphael Tuck & Sons postcard, c. 1950 (TuckDB Postcards). Public domain · 2013: © Richard Law, CC BY-SA 2.0 (Geograph)

1950: Black-and-white postcard of the Deers Leap pub on Queslett Road around 1950, a large brick pub seen between two old oak trees — The Deers Leap, c. 1950 and 2013
The inter-war Deers Leap on Queslett Road, framed by old oaks on a Tuck postcard of about 1950. Sixty years on the same gables and the single-storey wing are still there, with a leaping deer on the sign.
The 1950 picture The 2013 picture
1950: Raphael Tuck & Sons postcard, c. 1950 (TuckDB Postcards). Public domain · 2013: © Richard Law, CC BY-SA 2.0 (Geograph)

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