Twickenham Green

Mr Fred Randall the Butcher, stood outside his shop at 22 The Green. Photo dated from 1923, kindly supplied by his great grand-daughter Rachel Cordell. 

Fred Randall's grandaughter Beatrice visiting her old home address at 21 First Cross Road.  

Photo supplied courtesy of Ronald Sim, showing when 'gas came to the Green'. (undated)

The Green circa 1923    Postcard courtesy of Adrienne Rowe

The Green in 2008

Our resident historians are on the case, and the history of the Green will be posted here when it is complete.

In the meantime, we are on the lookout for any old photos of The Green - including any pictures of the air raid shelters underneath, or the period when it was completely enclosed by a hedge!

If you know of, or have any photos that you would be happy for us to display in this section to help record The Green's history, we would be most appreciative. You will receive a photo credit to mark your contribution.

Please email us at: friends@twickenhamgreen.org 

For further information about the history of Twickenham Green and the surrounding areas, pay a visit to the Twickenham Museum. www.twickenham-museum.org.uk

Snow on Twickenham Green - photo undated but looking at the school uniforms and the size of the trees, we think the photo is about 100 years old. Photo kindly supplied by Heather and Geoffrey Morgan.

Almost the same view as the photo above, taken in the snow on Twickenham Green 2009. Look how the trees have grown since the photo above was taken.