Main Road, Felpham, Sussex - c.1898-1903, card used October 1903 - Ref- 686 - click image below to return These buildings no longer exist. The first building was the old bake house, with the Scott family being the village bakers. The second house with the door canopy was named 'Felpham Villa'. Archived Title deeds of Felpham Villa state that it is now known as 23, Felpham Way, this is arrowed in image below.... more here

Same spot and direction as top image, Felpham Way, Felpham, Sussex - Google Street View, September 2020 - Ref- w798a - click image to return

December 2023, Research by Patricia Goodyear has shed light on image 686, shown top.   Part of her message reads-   I have done further research on the Felpham image.   It seems that the second house with the door canopy was named 'Felpham Villa'. The first house-building was the old bake house, with the Scott family being the village bakers.   The last mention I can find of Felpham Villa in Newspaper Archives was in the Bognor Regis Observer on 12.02.1949. A marriage announcement of the son of Mr and Mrs F.W. Bowley of Felpham Villa, Main Road, Felpham.   West Sussex Records Office catalogue has the archived Title deeds of Felpham Villa and the catalogue states that it is now known as 23, Felpham Way.  etc.....   Kind regards   Trish

click image to return - - go to page 1 of this set - - Vintage Trail index - - page top
 
Anything further you can add? - - photographs, postcards or information etc, you wish to share? - Let us know
 
Part of Gravelroots Vintage Trail
 
 
 
    Many of the Vintage images shown on our pages are often available, without the Gravelroots watermark and at a higher resolution, to print etc. via downloads.
    click here for details.
    Our offline archives are very extensive, if you are here searching for specific images,
    eMail us.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Keys- seaside coast beach Felpham Villa, Felfam, near Bognor Regis. Mr Charles Oldaker standing outside his home by the iron fence and wearing a bowler beard, carrying walking stick. Housekeeper Miss Rose Shrub married name Faggott standing at entrance to house.
page1223