Above overlay map, kindly produced by Paul Wells. |
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From the Folkestone Chronicles, 25 June, 1859.
During the firing of
the guns at the Fort by the Royal Lancashire Artillery, the roof of a
house in Seven Star Street, occupied by Mr. Bounding, fell in, crushing
the furniture, etc. Happily no person was hurt.
David Boulding, who kindly sent me this
account, goes on to say:- "I’m not sure which Mr. Boulding but I suspect
Edmund Boulding pawnbroker’s assistant." |
Above painting of Seven Star Street and Pier District by Phipson, 1908-1915. |
Above painting of Seven Star Street and Pier District by Phipson, 1908-1915. |
Above painting of Seven Star Street and Pier District by Phipson, 1908-1915. |
Above photo, date unknown, kindly sent by Paul Wells. |
Above photo, date unknown, showing part of Seven Star Street back to
Middle Row. Kindly submitted by Lisa Hudson.
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The St John Mariner's church shown above is from Middle Row, circa
1908, kindly supplied
by Lisa Hudson. |
Above photo showing the Jersey Snuff Box in Seven Star Street, date
unknown, kindly supplied by Lisa Hudson. |
Above photo showing the construction of the flats at Seven Star Street,
in connection with Slum Clearance scheme. October 1936. |
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