HISTORY OF ILFORD

This picture shows Ilford High Road just before the introduction of trams. Before motorised transport there would usually be manure on roads left by horses pulling carts and waggons. Up until 1902 only the recipient's address could be written on the back of a postcard so senders often included a short message on the front. In 1903 the Post Office changed the rules to allow messages on the back of postcards. 

Postcard Publisher: Unknown

Posted: 10th  May 1903

"Showing Wills offices. The large place with the Dome, at the corner of Oakfield Road, wherein lies "Tunis". H.A.R."

Churches

Clock Tower

Cranbrook Castle

Cranbrook Road

Empress Avenue

Fire Station

General Post Office

High Road / High Street

Ilford Hippodrome

Ilford Lane

Park Avenue

The Broadway

The Drive

Town Hall

Transport

Novelty

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