| Alcester, Warwickshire |
| A 1908 postcard of the High Street, showing Henson's the Butchers who I remember had two shops in Bridge Street, Stratford, when I was a kid. (Z) |
| A lovely old view of Malt Mill Lane, probably taken about 1920, judging by the car.(Z) |
| Malt Mill Lane again, this time in a postcard mailed in 1908. (Z) |
| Lots of detail in this old postcard of High Street. !! (Z) |
| The Baptist Free Church, an early 20th century postcard. |
| This postcard of Alcester Town Hall dates back to 1907. |
| Butter Street - a postcard mailed in the early 1970s. (Z) |
| An early 20th century view of the church. |
| We have been unable to date this old postcard of Alcester Churchyard. |
| Another nice old view of the High Street, posted in 1905. |
| "An Alcester Street, Coronation Day." It doesn't say which coronation, Edward VII or George V. Rather a poor quality postcard, but interesting. See our "More About Alcester" page. |
| Another view of Malt Mill Lane, probably earlier than those above as the buildings on the left don't have the timbering exposed. |
| A 1939 postcard of Henley Street. (Z) |
| Henley Street again - no date for this one. |
| Postcards of the Past |
| Very little information about this postcard of the River - the Arrow or the Alne - at Alcester. |
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| Alcester is an old Roman market town at the junction of the Rivers Alne and Arrow in Warwickshire, England, and situated approximately 8 miles west of Stratford-upon-Avon. The population in 2001 was about 6200. |