Cyberheritage from Above

15/10/2025

“WALKING THE STREETS OF PLYMOUTH.” ERNESETTLE & WHITLEIGH. Make sure you follow the No1 local history page “CYBERHERITAGE” to ensure you don’t miss any of the 500 +++ images coming over the next few weeks many just like this. Thanks are extended to Phil Allen via Chris Robinson.

12/10/2025

12/10/2025

1962, the West End of Plymouth city Centre with more development still to come. You can see the huge area of the Great Western railway that terminated in MILLBAY docks. Many thanks again to John Murphy. 

12/10/2025

RAGLAN BARRACKS, DEVONPORT. Seen here In a way we’ve not seen them before certainly in comparatively recent times, there’s no date on this image but there appears to be demolition underway. This is the Raglan barracks I remember as ja young boy in the 1970s when I had driving lessons on the parade ground, thanks once again to John Murphy for finding these. I’ve just noticed I can see the Brown Bear one of my favourite pubs in the early 80s. 

17/09/2025

SUTTON HARBOUR. Mid 1975?Here photographically now rescanned to print out at 20 by 30! Enjoy

17/09/2025

INCE CASTLE, near SALTASH. Mid to late 1970s. Here photographically now rescanned to print out at 20 by 30! Enjoy

17/09/2025

Can we identify where this is? I took it in 1980/1 while doing an aerial photo survey of the Tamar Valley area going up towards Cothele. Here photographically now rescanned to print out at 20 by 30! Enjoy

17/09/2025

CAWSAND. 1980/1. Here photographically now rescanned to print out at 20 by 30! Enjoy