This street probably takes its name from the Vicarage located further up, one or two houses are still recognisable today
Near to Five Bells
This is the old post office built in the c1900 with its VR wall box
The Prince Albert is the large building in foreground in the distance is the "Swiss Cottage" and in the middle ground the delightfully named "Chatterbox Road"
Princes Parade, Claverley Grove, Princes Avenue were constructed in the 1900s on the grounds of Claverley House and Field Cottage. The post box marks the junction with Princes Avenue.
Taken before the trams lines were constructed this view is from the then Railway Hotel public house
Although these are called Railway Cottages they predate the Railway itself. The Causeway is on the right
Railway Cottages are misnamed as they existed before the construction of the railway itself. They were demolished in the 1960s
Built in 1869 by Mr A C Mackness, it originally included an assembly room
Unknown funeral procession. Given the gun carriage and that it is pointing down Nether Street it is probably a military funeral
Seen here c1905 This part of the road was called the Broadway until the Second World War.
