You are here: Home>Archive>The Sylvia Mead Collection>P&Q - Views of New & Old Bradwell>King Edward Street, New Bradwell, almost deserted. King Edward Street, New Bradwell, almost deserted. King Edward Street View down King Edward Street, New Bradwell, almost deserted. Date of coverage 20th century Place New Bradwell Contributor Sylvia Mead Reference number SMC/011/025 Comments about this page Reply Wonderful photo. My aunt and uncle lived in this street. Thank you By Gill Day (20/05/2025) Add a comment about this page Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comment:Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. I consent to my name and e-mail address being stored along with this comment, and to the website editors communicating with me by e-mail about the comment if necessary. My name may be published alongside the comment on the website, but my e-mail address will not be published. My information will not be shared with any third party (see our Privacy Statement - opens in a new window). * Δ In this collection Our archive Collection: The Sylvia Mead Collection Group: P&Q - Views of New & Old Bradwell Item: Bradwell windmillItem: Mr & Mrs Squire & Connie, Haversham Rd.Item: Agnes Skinner.Item: Newport Road. Semi-detached houses.Item: Wolverton Hill 1993Item: Bradwell BrookItem: New Bradwell (with Good News store)Item: New Bradwell, from the direction of Wolverton.Item: Mill stone set into the groundItem: Railway Cottages plaque, Spencer St.Item: Side wall of shop, with adverts for 'Bristol Tipped Cigarettes' and ice creamItem: Chapel in North StreetItem: Chapel in Thompson StreetItem: Craddocks 1st Shop in Bradwell Road, East view.Item: Millstone, resting on the groundItem: Bradwell BrookItem: The Laurels, High Street, New Bradwell 1993Item: New Bradwell rooftops and treesItem: Moon Street School, Wolverton.Item: Frozen Grand Union Canal.Item: Wood Street, decorated.Item: Wood Street, decoratedItem: Mission Hall, Caledonian StreetItem: Harwood Street in the snow.Item: King Edward Street, New Bradwell, almost deserted.Item: St. James Street, with shops including one for "Coats of every description & speciality"Item: Spencer StreetItem: Postcard of New Bradwell High Street sent 21st July 1953.Item: Bounty Street SchoolItem: The Morning Star pub, New Bradwell.Item: Newport Road, New Bradwell. Junction with Glyn Street.Item: Faith Tabernacle, Newport Road.Item: Newport Road flooded. July 1979.Item: W J H Clamp's shop front, with the man himself, possibly in the High Street.Item: Mrs Compton's Grocery shop, 48 High Street, New Bradwell.Item: Goodmans Scrapyard entrance, Bradwell Road.Item: Goodmans Scrapyard with derelict saddle tank steam locomotive, Bradwell Road.Item: John Goodman in Goodmans Yard with a pike.Item: Old Bradwell Road, New BradwellItem: West View along Bradwell Road, New Bradwell.Item: Stanton Avenue.Item: The Old Windmill, Stantonbury.Item: Bradwell Road and Bridge Street. View from High Street of cleared railway houses.Item: First Company houses demolished.Item: Reconstruction of Bradwell Road canal bridge.Item: Eight Arches, Grand Union Canal.Item: Steam Tram at Wolverton Station with Goodman's horse drawn cart beside itItem: Canal Bridge, Bradwell Road in the snow.Item: The New Inn, New Bradwell.Item: Canal Hill, Bradwell Road, New Bradwell.Item: Parish Church, Old Bradwell.Item: Possibly members of the Bradwell Working Men`s Club outing.Item: Steam Train under footbridge at Old BradwellItem: Sheepdog in a fieldItem: Clock Tower, Corner Pin.Item: The Little Soldier statue in New Bradwell Cemetery.Item: The service of dedication of the Little Soldier statue in New Bradwell Cemetery.Item: The service of dedication of the Little Soldier statue in New Bradwell Cemetery.Item: Baptist Chapel, Bradwell Road.Item: Back alley of the Railway Company houses.Item: Fire in one of the railway houses.Item: A fire in one of the railway houses.Item: Winter of 1963 in Harwood Street.Item: Graham & Andrew Crisp in 1963 Winter snow on a canal boat.Item: 1963 Winter view of canal & railway hills by the New Inn.Item: Canal Bridge in 1963 Winter snow.Item: Mrs Olwen Crisp walking along Half Mile Hill.Item: Mrs Olwen Crisp cycling along Little Linford Lane.Item: Central Milton Keynes shopping centre under construction, the view to Secklow Gate 1977-78.Item: Hiorns DIY shop, St Mary St, New Bradwell.Item: Sid Telfer Ltd (Builders Merchants, Timber and DIY shop), Newport RoadItem: Sid Telfer outside his DIY shop in Newport RoadItem: Mrs Isobel Scott who worked her whole life on the farm at Old BradwellItem: Haymaking in Common Lane, Old Bradwell.Item: Photograph of Mrs Smith, of Old BradwellItem: The Victoria Inn, Vicarage Road, Old Bradwell.Item: Laying the foundation stone of the Memorial Hall, Old Bradwell in October 1923.Item: Loughton Road showing the old Providence Place on the left, the Bakehouse shop on the right.Item: Houses in Bradwell Road, Old Bradwell, c1939.Item: The Old Vicarage (Old Bradwell).Item: Vicarage Road, Old Bradwell, viewed from Abbey Road end.Item: Cottages in Abbey Road, Old Bradwell in the early 1930s.Item: Thatched cottages at the approach to Old Bradwell.Item: Victoria Inn, Vicarage Road, Old Bradwell. 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Wonderful photo. My aunt and uncle lived in this street. Thank you
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