Hebron Road Collection

High Street, Clydach (Swansea), c. 1910
A view looking up towards the High Street from Hebron Road. St Marys Church can be seen just in view to the right of the image

Bristol BS3 3 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Bristol BS3 3

Hambleton TS9 5 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Hambleton TS9 5

Middlesbrough TS5 6 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Middlesbrough TS5 6

Swansea SA6 5 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Swansea SA6 5

Hammersmith and Fulham W6 0 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Hammersmith and Fulham W6 0

Ein el-Dirweh Philips fountain Hebron road 1934
Ein el-Dirweh (Philips fountain) on Hebron road. 1934, West Bank

Hebron attack August 19 1938 Effect land-mine
Hebron attack, August, 19, 1938. Effect of a land-mine on Hebron road. 1938, West Bank, Hebron

Halhul village kilometer 30 Hebron road Approach
Halhul village at kilometer 30 on Hebron road Approach to Halhul village showing shrine of Neby Yunis on right. 1940, West Bank, ß©ñalß©Ñ┼½l, Middle East

Halhul village kilometer 30 Hebron road Outside
Halhul village at kilometer 30 on Hebron road Outside the guest chamber in Halhul village. 1940, West Bank, ß©ñalß©Ñ┼½l, Middle East

Halhul village kilometer 30 Hebron road Villagers
Halhul village at kilometer 30 on Hebron road Villagers on roof of semi subterranean houses. 1940, West Bank, ß©ñalß©Ñ┼½l, Middle East

Halhul village kilometer 30 Hebron road Neby
Halhul village at kilometer 30 on Hebron road Neby Yunis shrine, close up. 1940, West Bank, ß©ñalß©Ñ┼½l, Middle East

Halhul village kilometer 30 Hebron road Night
Halhul village at kilometer 30 on Hebron road Night gathering in Halhul village, waiting for a cinema show, showing large group, women in background

subjects archaeological interest primitive winepress
subjects of archaeological interest A primitive winepress. Cut in sloping rock west of Hebron road. Kilo 60-61. 1920, West Bank

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"Hebron Road: A Journey Through History and Landscapes" Embark on a captivating journey along the iconic Hebron Road, as we explore its diverse locations and significant events that have shaped its rich history. From Bristol's vibrant BS3 3 Map to Hambleton's tranquil TS9 5 Map, this road stretches across various landscapes, offering a glimpse into different communities. Venturing further north, we arrive at Middlesbrough's TS5 6 Map, where the road connects neighborhoods and serves as a lifeline for residents. Continuing our expedition westward, Swansea's SA6 5 Map welcomes us with its picturesque surroundings. We take a step back in time to Clydach (Swansea) circa 1910 on High Street—a snapshot of an era long gone but forever etched in memory. Moving forward through time, we encounter Ein el-Dirweh Philips fountain on Hebron Road in 1934—an oasis amidst bustling streets. However, not all moments along this path were serene; tragedy struck on August 19th, 1938 when an attack ravaged the area due to a devastating land-mine explosion. As we approach Halhul village at kilometer 30 of Hebron Road—its significance becomes apparent. The village stands as both witness and participant in the region's narrative. Outside its boundaries lies evidence of resilience and determination displayed by those who call it home. The villagers' stories intertwine with Neby—a testament to their unwavering spirit despite adversity faced throughout history. Each mile traversed reveals tales of triumphs over hardships endured by generations past. Hebron Road is more than just asphalt connecting places—it symbolizes unity among diverse communities sharing common ground. It represents resilience against challenges faced head-on while preserving cultural heritage along every turn. Join us on this remarkable odyssey down Hebron Road—a route steeped in memories from Bristol to Hammersmith and Fulham's W6 0 Map.