MAYBE NOT NEWHAVEN

I live in Fairholme Road and always thought No 3 was a wooden Bungalow. Perhaps the Nissen Huts were numbered differently.

Note the wet pavement, and the empty prams with no covers, I hope the inside of the prams were dry when the Mothers came out with their babies, Dried Milk and bottles of Orange Juice.

Lovely old prams, where is this building? Also would you be able to scan a page from the rent book to add to this page for others to see?

The address reads. Southern Railways Building, Dane Road, Seaford. I thought it was part of the Seaford Cinema building.

Hi Richard, You didn't forget that other awful stuff from the food office, Cod liver oil, Yuk, but it was good for oiling the chain on my bike and the wheels on my barrow. Mother thought I was "taking it". I  also lived in Fairholme Road in the early 50,s at number 30. Can also remember Mrs Hanson and I think a daughter Carol, we were playmates. Note for Brian, you said that Mrs Hanson was your late mother in law, was it Carol, you married?. You have put some good material on this site, keep it coming.

Location is more likely to be on the old railway goods yard which became the bus station and is now Seaford Health Centre.

I remember going to the Newhaven clinic for cod liver oil, which I loved, and orange juice. Nurse Jenkins and Nurse Luff always weighed my doll for me when my brother Ron (still living in Hillcrest Rd.) went to be weighed.

I have finally located the picture - Brian is absolutely right. It is the last shop in the parade that used to run down the side of the Ritz Cinema in Dane Road. I have other pictures that confirm this. Kevin. Seaford Museum.

This was Sylvia Chapmans Estate Agency Shop in Dane Road, Seaford where the Morrison's store is now which was once the Ritz picture house.

Wonderful stuff.  I like looking at photos of old fashioned prams. Shame that they belong to a bygone age. As a matter of interest do you know what happened to the prams?