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Snow scene. Torquay January 1962

Demolition of Fleet Street, Torquay - the last building to be demolished 1987

01016 Collection: Winner Street, Paignton in November 1969. Note the Emporium on the left

Winner Street, Paignton in November 1969. Note the Emporium on the left. 26th November 1969

Snow scene in Walnut Road, Torquay. December 1967

New mini vans at Paignton Police station 1966

Snow plough in Abbey Road, Torquay January 1963

Seven little girls on Paignton beach June 1963

Tipping on Meadfoot Beach, Torquay February 1964

Newton Abbot Market Hall February 1964

House demolition, Stentiford Hill, Torquay March 1964

Yachts launching from the D-Day slipways, Torquay in August 1953

Torquay snow scene. January 1962

Fore Steet, Brixham, December 1965

Riviera Centre, Torquay under construction 1984 to 1986 Leisure centre

Torquay Boys Grammar School when it was situated in Barton Road, Torquay. Circa 1960s

Demolition of Kingsteignton Pottery chimney in October 1968

01016 Collection: Torquay United manager Frank O Farrell (right) pictured with some of his players

Torquay United manager Frank O Farrell (right) pictured with some of his players including Robin Stubbs (second right) in August 1967

Beacon Cove, Torquay, showing the Marine Spa Circa 1960

Fore Steet, Brixham, July 1958

01016 Collection: Actor Ray Winstone (left) filming 'That Summer in Torquay'

Actor Ray Winstone (left) filming "That Summer in Torquay"
Actor Ray Winstone (left) filming " That Summer in Torquay" in 1979 with Julie Shipley, Tony London and Emily Moore

Churston station in 1979

Bolton Cross, Brixham. Circa 1910

01016 Collection: John Lennon, with Ringo Starr behind him, signs an autograph for a Beatles fan outside

John Lennon, with Ringo Starr behind him, signs an autograph for a Beatles fan outside the Imperial Hotel, Torquay. November 1963

Princess Diana with staff at the Bovey Tracey Church Playgroup in 1983

Royal Navy fleet anchored in Torbay and floodlit in July 1969

01016 Collection: Children from Heathfield School greeting Princess Diana as she arrives at Heathfield

Children from Heathfield School greeting Princess Diana as she arrives at Heathfield station, Bovey Tracey in 1983

01016 Collection: A workman with the skull uncovered when building the new Herald Express office on Barton

A workman with the skull uncovered when building the new Herald Express office on Barton Hill Road, Torquay May 1978

Brixham fish market pictured in July 1976

Alfred Harris and Son, Builders, St. Marychurch, Torquay, on a works outing, July 1926

The boat Barbarella in June 1970

Princess Diana at the Britannia Royal Naval College, Dartmouth in April 1984

Torbay Road, Paignton, 19th January 1981

01016 Collection: Former Torbay MP Rupert Allason talks to protesters at the Young Conservative Conference

Former Torbay MP Rupert Allason talks to protesters at the Young Conservative Conference, Torquay in February 1990

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01016 Collection: HRH Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, pictured arriving at the Britannia Royal Naval

HRH Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, pictured arriving at the Britannia Royal Naval College, Dartmouth in 1971 to begin a six week sub-lieutenant course

Margaret Thatcher at the Young Conservative Conference, Torquay in February 1990

01016 Collection: The eastern entrance to Rock Walk. The urn has long gone but the benches survive

The eastern entrance to Rock Walk. The urn has long gone but the benches survive. Notice the original cafe on the other side of Torbay Road Circa 1900

Union Street Torquay in the 1950s?

Reed Garage Preston, Paignton October 1963

Queues outside the Colony Cinema, Torquay to see The Beatles film Help! July 1965

01016 Collection: 15 October 1958. The Duchess of Kent, the former Princess Marina

15 October 1958. The Duchess of Kent, the former Princess Marina, arrives with the Lord Lieutenant of Devon, Lord Roborough at the South Devon Technical College

Work underway demolishing Addison cafe in Cary Parade, Torquay Circa 1973

01016 Collection: Some of the estimated one thousand scooters which assembled in Torquay, Easter Monday

Some of the estimated one thousand scooters which assembled in Torquay, Easter Monday, 1966. Mods

Fore Steet, Brixham, in the early 1900s

01016 Collection: Beacon Cove, Torquay. July 1958

Beacon Cove, Torquay. July 1958
Beacon Cove, Torquay.July 1958

Fore Street, Brixham, 7th December 1967

Flooding in Kings Drive, Torquay, 4th August 1938. Bus caught in the flood

Torre street, Torquay in November 1968

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