Folly at Westhill House, Cricklade Road, Highworth. p0113

Folly at Westhill House. p0114

Swindon Street, Highworth looking south. Garage on corner. p0117

South side of Highworth High Street looking east. Notices from left to right: Reason (butcher), Gibbs (hats etc), W&E Balding (fishmongers), To the Fish Supper Room, Fish Supper Bar, Printing Office, WH Watts, T Jones, King and Queen Inn. 1930s. p0124

South Side of Highworth High Street looking west. Notices from left to right: The Highworth Cycle Depot, Fran New (fishmonger and fish and chips), WL Bartrop, Dunlop Cycle Tyres, King and Queen Inn, Marsh (draper and outfitter). 1930s. p0125

East side of Swindon Street, Highworth, looking south. Notices from left to right: F Peapell & Sons (bakers and confectioners), Corn and Flour and Offal? (merchants). 1940s. p0126

Sheep Street, Highworth. North side, looking west. 1940s. p0127

Cricklade Road, Highworth. North side looking east. 1940s. p0128

Highworth High Street. North side looking east. 1940s. p0129

Westrop. Highworth. East side of Lechlade Road looking south. 1940s. p0130

Westrop, Highworth. Victoria House, Home Farm, Highworth Court, White House, Jesmond House. c1900. p0131

Highworth Market Square from the air. Podium cleared but not yet built. 1953-54. p0143

Swindon Street, Highworth from the air. Early 1970s. p0144

Cricklade Road, High Street, Swindon Street, Lechlade Road, St Michaels Avenue, Station Road, Highworth from the air. Early 1970s. p0145

Chantry Cottage, Lechlade Road, Highworth. p0147

Eastrop Hill, Highworth. Looking west. c1910. p0150

Jesmond House Hotel, Highworth. Before Eric Chick's extension on the left. 1950s. p0152

Highworth High Street, South side, looking west. 1950s. p0153

Highworth High Street and Jesmond House group. 1950s. p0154

Both sides of Highworth High Street. King and Queen public house and Jesmond House Hotel. c1900. p0155

Highworth High Street. Looking east. post Office on left, (formerly Cross Keys public house), so after c1890. p0156

Sheep Street Highworth. From Usher's Brewery Calendar for 1952. Eric Woodbridge, landlord of The Red Lion public house talking to Ivor Hawkins, verger. p0157

Sheep Street, Highworth. Taken from church gates. Shows telegraph poles and wires, later removed. c1960. p0158

Sheep Street, Highworth. Taken from church gates. Man standing in the street is thought to be Mr. Woolford. c1900. p0159