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High Street West, Dorchester, England – Then & Now (100+ years later)
 
There appear to be only modest changes to this High Street in over a century of time. (The 1890 photograph shows 3 buildings in the foreground that aren't included in the camera position of the 2010 photograph.)

The building tinted pink, on the left, in the photo above is The Old Tea House, built in 1635. It continues today as a tea house and restaurant. The square tower in the distance is St. Peter's Church, built in 1454.
 
 
   "High West Street, Dorchester" (2010)           "High Street West, Dorchester" (c.1890)
              by John Steedman                                         by Library of Congress
     
 
 
   "Old Tea Shop and Rajput, High West Street, Dorchester" (2007)   by dorsetbays

 

Excellent !

Lover's Walk, Hyde Park, Sydney – Then & Now

Those trees have grown ;) ... creating a beautiful canopy!
 

"Hyde Park, SYD (2009)" by James Head           "Lover's Walk, Hyde Park (19??)" by NLA
   
 

Pixel Wrangler Thanks for sharing Pixel Wrangler - not only have they grown, they've grown up beautiful! It's a lovely avenue.

Rustington was built as a convalescent home in 1897 by Sir Henry Harben, President of the Prudential Assurance Company. Situated on a nine acre site overlooking the sea, the Home was designed by the architect Frederick Wheeler.

The Home was designed as a place where working men could convalesce after an illness or accident and enable them to become fully active again. Opened in March, 1897, it was taken over by the Carpenter's Company in 1911 and was extensively modernized in the 1970's.

Now, over 100 years later, Rustington welcomes both men and women of all ages and from every walk of life.

 
Rustington Convalescent Home – Then and Now (100+ years later)
 
"Rustington Conv. Home (2012) by Canis Major    "Rustington Conv. Home (c.1900) by LOC