DARTMOUTH PARK PHOTOGRAPHS
Some of the Photograps and Postcards shown here have been very kindly donated by Carol who is the secretary of the Friends of Dartmouth Park.
NEW PHOTOS TO BE ADDED REGULARY
Cricket by the bandstand & Pavilion 1912
Dartmouth Park Main Entrance & Lodge c1900-1910s
Dartmouth Park Boathouse c1930s
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Children by the Drinking Fountain with Cafe Pavilion c1900
Dartmouth Park Entrance c1900
Dartmouth Park Entrance c1900s
Woman with umbrella looking at the Pools c1900
Early view of the Pavilion c1900s
Bandstand & Pavilion c1900s
Flower Bed c1920s
Man reading in The Avenue in Dartmouth Park c1930s
Sandwell Hall c1900s
Sandwell Hall c1700s
Sandwell Hall Arch c1920s
Boathouse & Aviary c1980
Ernie & Joe Timmins on the Boating pool c1920s?
Park Workers (including Bill Finney)
Staffordshire Regiment Freedom of West Bromwich March Past, Dartmouth Park 1949
Below are Photo kindly donated by the Staffordshire Regiment Museum (With the Help Of Anne Wilkins), Whittington Barracks, Lichfield, see this link...
It will be their 60th anniversary of the freedom of West Bromwich and if there are any celebrations to mark the occasion I will let it be known on here
Brig Dawes Accepts Freedom Scroll West Bromwich
Band & Drum 1SSR West Bromwich Freedom Parade 1949
2Lt Hall & Major Stuckey West Bromwich 1949
Inspection of Battalion Freedom March West Bromwich 1949.
Copyright disclaimer for the Staffordshire Regiment Museum for the above 5 photos
Sandra and Wendy by the Boating Pool 1961
Boathouse in the distance (Thanks to Geoff, Sandra and Wendy's Dad for the Photo)
People by the Monkey House c1940s
At a guess I would say this was taken just after the war becaus of the uniform on the man sitting down ? (Thanks to Geoff for the Photo)
Man by boats on Boating Pool Postcard 1913
Sent to Reverend Hugh Towl, Dalesford, West Bromwich, Postmarked West Bromwich 1913....No Idea where Dalesford was but I believe that the reverend Towl was involved with Football in North Devon
Dartmouth Park with the Pit Mounds in the distance
Children by the Tennis Courts c1910s
Pavilion with Pool in Foreground c1910s
View of Boating Pool and Boathouse
View of Upper Pool
Old Bandstand in the New Position c1910s
Children by the Path by the Pavilion
View of people in Dartmouth Park, West Bromwich c1950's
I believe this was taken from the Herbert Street Entrance. The 2 boy's in the photo have just been fishing !
Postcard of Women with pram by the Refreshment Rooms, Dartmouth Park sent to Malvern in 1912
Published by Harold Bott, Birmingham and sent to the Malvern Link, postmarked West Bromwich 1913
Postcard of Children in Dartmouth Park Paddling Pool sent to Blackpool in 1931
Real Photograph Postcard sent to Alexandra Rd, blackpool and postmarked West Bromwich 1931
Dartmouth Park Postcard c1910's
Unused Postcard, No publisher...I believe this was taken just in front of the cafe which got burnt down in 1983
Early view of people sitting by the trees in Dartmouth Park 1900s
Early Postcard (Many thanks to Evan in Union, Maine, United States for the postcard)
Postcard of Fountain & Path in Dartmouth Park, sent to Blackpool in 1927
Real Photo Postcard published by Edwards & Co, Birmingham and sent to Blackpool North Shore, Postmarked West Bromwich 1927
View of Dartmouth Park, West Bromwich Postcard sent to Walsall 1912
Postcard showing what was to become the bird aviary across the boating pool, sent to Walsall Wood and postmarked Tipton 1912
West Bromwich mv Postcard sent to Calais, France in 1932
Dartmouth Park Multiview Postcard sent to Calais, France in 1933
Postcard of the 'Monkey House' + refreshment rooms on Dartmouth Park Pool sent to Walsall in 1912
The long gone 'Monkey House' (So called because people used to sit there and the children used to climb over it)By Dartmouth Park Pool. The building on the hill in the background was the refreshment rooms which got burnt down in 1983...Postcard sent to Walsll Wood and Postmarked West Bromwich 1912
"Patriotic flower bed", Dartmouth Park, 1st world war
Unused Postcard showing the flower bed in the park during the First World War in 1915 (Thanks to Carol! A wonderful website with loads of info about Dartmouth Park)