| Gloucester |
| Westgate Street in the Edwardian era. |
| No date for this excellent view of Northgate Street. |
| Gloucester Cathedral from the west. |
| "Westgate Street, Gloucester, contains some good examples of old timbered houses. In one of those shown in the picture (at that time the property of Robert Ingram) lodged Bishop Hooper the night before he was burnt at the stake in St. Mary's Square, Saturday, 9th February, 1555". This lovely old postcard was mailed in May 1919. |
| An undated postcard of the docks. |
| The New Inn. |
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| When I was in the Royal Navy in 1958, I used to pass through Gloucester twice a week - hitch-hiking from Pucklechurch to Stratford. I got to know the city centre quite well. As well as the cathedral, the docks provide an interesting historical area for visitors. |
| An undated view of the Cathedral from the north......... |
| .......and from the east. |
| An Edwardian view of East Gate Street. |
| Westgate Street - one of Raphael Tuck's very popular "Moonlight" series. This postcard was mailed in August 1905. |
| postcards of the past |
| St Mary's or Western Gate. |
| College Court. |
| The First Girls' Sunday School. |
| Entrance to Little Cloisters, Palace Yard. |
| An excellent but undated postcard of the Docks. |
| A view of Gloucester Cathedral by A R Quinton. |
| King's Square. |
| No idea of the date of this view of the sunset over Gloucester. |
| Has anyone any information about this tank ? Is it still there ? |
| An excellent Edwardian, hand-tinted postcard of Southgate Street. |
| We would be delighted to include your old postcards and memories of Gloucester. If you would like to contribute, please get in touch. |
| An excellent view of Gloucester and the Malverns. |
| The Spa Cricket Ground, 1956. |